School grades for the 2022-23 school year, the first year the state is using progress monitoring instead of traditional testing, have been released by the Florida Department of Education.
For the 4th year in a row, Miami-Dade’s school district received an A rating and the Schools Superintendent, Jose Dotres, is ecstatic.
He told CBS News MIami’s Peter D’Oench, “The dedication in this community starts with a community that believes in us. We have been a journey of continuing improvement for years. Our teachers and dedicated and devoted and we have school leaders who have been trying their best to provide the best possible culture for students and our teachers and district staff are focused on being student-centric. I can only tell you that our students and oyur leaders have embraced the challenges and have faced everything with resiliency and adaptability and progress is at the core of or collective journey.”
