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This chart compares beginning-of-year (BOY) and end-of-year (EOY) proficiency rates in math and reading for Grants High School (red), Laguna- Acoma High School (blue), and Early College High School (purple). Each school's EOY results are shown in darker shades. The data highlights year-long growth across all three schools, with especially strong gains in math at Laguna-Acoma and consistent high performance at Early College High School. Sylvia Anzures Gonzales - CC
Grants-Cibola Student Scores Rise After a Year of Academic Investment
Cooper Jones explained the ScoreVision Athletic Event Software Curriculum and Video Walls, which were approved for installation in Laguna Acoma High School, Grants High School, and Laguna Acoma Middle School. This opportunity allows the district to invest in programs that empower students to generate their own assets for their activities. Courtesy Photo