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21 <br /> Slide #9 <br /> District Overview <br /> . 83% of eligible OCS schools exceeded growth measures for2021-2022 <br /> Highest percentage of schools in the state! <br /> . 43% OCS exceeded state and counter EOG overall grade level proficiency. <br /> . 43% OCS exceeded state and counter EO 3-5 math and reading GLP. <br /> 50% OCS exceeded state EOG 6th grade science GLP <br /> } <br /> 75% exceeded thecounty o Orange High School and Cedar Ridge HS exceeded the state In percent <br /> proficienton the ACT. .J`I * 1�y +y �r } <br /> a OCS' "F-yearcohort graduation rate exceeded `he state. <br /> GR AMOK CGUMTV 5C IN OOLS .aI r10rq:FwI-I YILL-0.h U I hEritl ins 77774.919.7-.3 1612e W•Y.D R A N G[CG U M T V F I AST.I C.-I <br /> Dr. Felder said there is always more work to be done but there is also a lot to celebrate. <br /> She reviewed the data on the slide. <br /> Slide #10 <br /> UT <br /> Leveraging Our Lessons 'Learned - <br /> • More students routed than befo-re � <br /> • Return to school, positive feedback <br /> • Hiring initiatives- <br /> • Teachers <br /> Bus drivers <br /> • Substitutes <br /> asaea1K CaV11T'F 7c11ao-Ls r <br /> Im ii w 1 Kffig Iil.b—!3h.N-hC..-]IW.419... wrw.onax9l cuullTIFllST.110. <br />