Ellsworth schools score well on new state report card

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Students have received report cards for many years and now the public schools in Wisconsin are taking their turn.

The state’s Department of Public Instruction (DPI) is issuing a “school report card” for each school this month, including the four within the Ellsworth School District. Each earns a “score,” called an accountability index score, from 0 to 100. These overall accountability ratings are divided into the following five categories: significantly exceeds expectations, 83-100; exceeds expectations, 73-82.9; meets expectations, 63-72.9; meets few expectations, 53-62.9; and fails to meet expectations, 0-52.9.

Read more in the print version of the Herald Oct. 31.

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