Audrey Caro Gomez
Overall the Sweet Home School District scored below the state average on the Smarter Balanced state assessment, according to data released by the Oregon Department of Education Thursday.
“Right now what’s been published are the percentages of students meeting grade-level standards,” said Tom Yahraes, SHSD superintendent. “Those that are proficient and those that are not.”
Superintendents usually present information to their boards in October, Yahraes said, because that is when they will…