The School District of River Falls’ District Scorecard serves as a tool to track the progress towards goals set by the 2022-27 Strategic Plan. The benchmarks reflect our high expectations for academic growth, student engagement, and employee satisfaction. Our intent is to meet or exceed these targets, but if we fall short, we are committed to identifying new lead measures that will drive change. This pursuit is ongoing and continuous.
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Critical Performance Indicators measure what matters most to our district. Our commitment to excellence in learning, working, and community connections is reflected in our rigorous benchmarks.
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- Commitment to academic growth of all students.
- Investment in college and career planning experiences.
- Strong systems of support and robust resources for every learner.
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District Critical Performance Indicator
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2023-24
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2024-25
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2025-26
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2026-27 target
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100% of students in Grades K-5 will be proficient or exceed their yearly growth goal as measured by the reading screening assessment. |
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100 |
90% of our students at Meyer Middle School will be proficient (3.0) on priority standards measured on each of their end of course cumulative assessments. |
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90 |
100% of students at River Falls High School will achieve grade level reading comprehension expectations or achieve at least 10% growth each year as they progress towards reading mastery. |
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100 |
80% of Special Education students will show above average growth (Student Growth Percentile of > 65) on Universal Reading Screeners from Fall to Spring. |
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80 |
The district's composite score on the state report card will rank 2nd or better when compared to regionally or demographically comparable school districts.* |
4 |
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2 |
The district's achievement score on the state report card will rank 2nd or better when compared to regionally or demographically comparable school districts.* |
2 |
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2 |
Overall ACT Composite will increase to 22.0 for 11th Grade students. |
20.5 |
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22.0 |
80% of students taking an AP Exam will earn a 3 or better. |
73.4 |
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80 |
*Hudson, Menomonie, New Richmond, Monona Grove, West De Pere, and Pulaski
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- Supportive collaborative teaching culture focused on student learning and high quality teaching practices.
- Mentoring and coach support for all staff.
- Regionally competitive salary and benefits package.
- Dedicated to a strong district and building culture and climate.
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District
Critical Performance Indicator
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2023-24
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2024-25
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2025-26
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2026-27 Target
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Employee retention rate will increase from 79% to 90%. |
83 |
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90 |
Staff member job satisfaction, as measured on the Job Satisfaction: Staff Feedback Survey composite, will increase from 67.25% to 75%. |
67.25 |
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75 |
Employee salary ranking will be 2nd or better when compared to regionally & demographically comparable school districts.* |
5 |
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2 |
Staff feedback on effective training/professional development, as measured on the Job Satisfaction: Staff Feedback Survey, will increase from 63.5% to 85%. |
63.25 |
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85 |
Capital referendum projects will be completed aligned to plan, within budget, on schedule, and with consistent, transparent communication to stakeholders. |
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100 |
Authentic collaboration will occur on scheduled collaboration dates within all K-12 buildings. |
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85 |
*Hudson, Menomonie, New Richmond, Monona Grove, West De Pere, and Pulaski
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- Connected and supportive community.
- Transparent and open communication.
- College and technical college connections.
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District Critical Performance Indicator
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2023-24
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2024-25
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2025-26
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2026-27 Target
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The percentage of students who are identified as chronically absent** will decrease from 8.32% to 3%. |
8.32 |
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3 |
82% of River Falls High School students will participate in at least one co-curricular activity. |
76 |
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82 |
Parent connections feedback survey will increase from 83.4% to 90%. |
83.4 |
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90 |
The percentage of students completing at least one dual enrollment course will increase from 59.4% to 70%. |
59.4 |
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70 |
District website accessibility will be updated so that 100% of users have access to online programs, services, and activities. |
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100 |
Increase overall Community Education satisfaction scores by 10%. |
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10 |
**For the purpose of this scorecard, chronically absent is defined as absent for more than 10% of school days. All absences, except medical, are considered.
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The following monitoring schedule has been established for providing updates on these benchmarks:
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July 2024
School Board Meeting
Topic: Strategic Plan Scorecard Draft, Superintendent Entry Plan
August/September
Personnel, Ed Pro, Finance & Facilities Meetings
Topic: 2024-25 Committee Goals
September
School Board Meeting
Topic: Final Strategic Plan Scorecard & Monitoring Calendar
October
School Board Meeting
Topic: Elementary WIG Report, Supt 90-Day Report
October
Personnel Meeting
Topic: Staff Retention Report
November
School Board Meeting
Topic: MS/HS, SPED, WIG Report
December
Ed Pro Meeting
Topic: State Assessment Report
January 2025
Finance & Facilities Meeting
Topic: Budget Forecast & Facility Planning
February
Personnel Meeting
Topic: Salary Comparability Report
February
School Board Meeting
Topic: Elementary WIG Report, Superintendent 180-Day Report
March
School Board Meeting
Topic: MS/HS, SPED WIG Report
April
Personnel Meeting
Topic: 2025-26 Staffing Plan
June
School Board Meeting
Topic: Final WIG Reports
June
Planning Retreat
Topic: Updated Strategic Plan Scorecard Draft, Stakeholder Feedback & Data Analysis
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