

“Education is making a difference, and these teachers, students, leaders and communities are making a difference for the boys and girls in their local schools,” said Dr. Richard A. Ross, superintendent of public instruction. “I’m especially proud of what these schools have achieved during a year when we raised learning standards for students and launched higher accountability measures for schools.”
For the past thirteen years, ODE’s School of Promise program has recognized schools for maintaining high academic achievement among their students, including many from economically disadvantaged circumstances that can make learning difficult.
Edon Elementary School received School of Promise recognition for 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 Report Cards as well.
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