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District sees overall increase in state test scores
Klamath County School District's 2018 state assessment test scores improved in English language arts and mathematics from 2017, jumping 4.2 percent in language arts and 0.2 percent in mathematics. Science scores remained flat.
Glen Szymoniak, superintendent of the Klamath County School District, said he was pleased to see that hard work done last year increased test scores in several areas.
“The district will continue to utilize data to assess programs and seek ways to improve practices,” he said. “We are determined to continuously improve and prepare all students for success in college and careers.”
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