Department of Public Instruction recognizes Janesville schools

By STAN STRICKER   Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011
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WCLO's Stan Stricker reports on four Janesville schools recognized for above average academic achievement despite high poverty rates among students

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The State Department of Public Instruction lists four Janesville schools as "School of Recognition" recipients.

District Superintendent Karen Schulte says the award goes to schools with higher than average achievement on standardized tests, as well as, extremely high poverty rates among the student population. Schulte says a clear focus on student achievement is one reason for the recognition.

The honored schools are Adams, Lincoln, and Madison Elementary, along with the TAGOS Leadership Academy. Burdge, Converse, and Gaston Elementary Schools in Beloit also received the honor.

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