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Logan and Lincoln Middle School received the recognition. It was the fourth consecutive year Lincoln Middle made the list.
“It is the work of teachers, parents, administrators, and other staff members at these schools that contributes to student success and helps us fulfill our New Wisconsin Promise to provide a quality education for every child and to close the achievement gap between economically disadvantaged students and their peers,” state Superintendent of Public Instruction Elizabeth Burmaster said.
To be recognized, students must receive federal Title I funding and be among the highest poverty schools in the state, based on free and reduced-price school lunch data. Additionally, student achievement on statewide reading and mathematics assessments must outperform the state average for schools with similar poverty rates and grade configurations and the school must have made adequate yearly progress for the past two years as defined under the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
Other Coulee Region schools recognized were: Blair-Taylor Elementary, Blair-Taylor High, Cashton High, Prairie View Elementary, Hillsboro Elementary, Hillsboro High, Kickapoo High, La Farge Elementary, La Farge Middle, La Farge High, North Crawford Elementary, Brookwood High, Norwalk-Ontario-Wilton Elementary, Seneca Elementary, Seneca Junior High, Seneca High and Sparta Meadowview Middle.
Each school will receive $1,500 and a plaque at an Oct. 13 ceremony at the state Capitol.
