SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
RELEASES ADEQUATE YEARLY PROGRESS (AYP) REPORT
As Required By Federal “No Child Left Behind” (NCLB) Rules – Washington State bases AYP on the test results from “Measures of Student Progress” Exam (MSP) and the High School Proficiency Exam (HSPE)

Results for Pullman School District:
Pullman School District Meets AYP in 56 out of 59 Categories

Results for Individual Schools
Franklin Elementary Meets AYP in All 12 Categories

Jefferson Elementary Meets AYP in All 12 Categories

Sunnyside Elementary Meets AYP in All 12 Categories

Lincoln Middle School Meets AYP in All 24 Categories

Pullman High School Meets AYP in 11 out of 12 Categories

There are 131 categories for meeting AYP in Pullman Schools

Pullman Schools and District met 127 of the 131 targets

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Stuff the Bus School Supply Drive

 The Kiwanis Club of Pullman, Pullman Child Welfare, and the Pullman School District are grateful to the Pullman community, sponsors, and collaborating partners for their generosity during this year's Stuff the Bus school supply drive. Over $15,000 in school supplies and cash donations were gathered for the teens and children in Pullman Schools in need of the supplies needed to start the school year. A special thank you to the Kiwanis Club of Pullman for organizing this important effort!

Lincoln Middle School - September 7, BBQ at 5:30pm, Program at 7pm

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