D-B Elementary receives High Progress recognition
Published 12:00 am Tuesday, March 30, 2021
- Students in Donna Wagner’s fifth grade class work in Math-a-thon books for Math Day events at Dawson-Bryant Elementary in January 2020. The school received a High Progress recognition from the Ohio Department of Education at the Ohio School Boards Association’s Southeast Region Virtual Spring Conference earlier this month. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
COAL GROVE — Dawson-Bryant Elementary School was recognized at the Ohio School Boards Association’s Southeast Region Virtual Spring Conference on March 16.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions in the spring of 2020, the presentation of the award was delayed.
The Ohio Department of Education’s High Progress Schools of Honor program recognizes schools that have sustained high achievement and substantial progress while serving a significant number of economically disadvantaged students with circumstances that can make learning difficult.
In November 2019, the Ohio Department of Education named 71 Schools of Honor High Progress. Of those 71, 10 are from the Southeast Region.
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