Thirty eight public schools were placed on the states “Priority List” and 79 were removed. How did Grand Rapids Public Schools fair in today’s report?
The Michigan School Reform Office removed 79 schools from its Top to Bottom list.
Of the 13 Grand Rapids Public Schools schools placed on the Priority School list last year, six have been removed.
The academic improvements registered at Aberdeen School, Campus Elementary, Martin Luther King, Jr. Leadership Academy, Mulick Park Elementary, Ottawa Hills High School, and Union High School.
In a statement from GRPS, it says “of the remaining seven schools on the Priority School list, all of them improved their ranking and the SRO indicated that they will not be requiring any additional corrective action.”