Justen In Strategies

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12/20/16: Justen struggles to complete goal work in Strategies. This is due to the extensive amount of extended time he needs to complete the course work. He was given a comprehension quiz in English 9 over a 6th-grade text that was read aloud, he answers the comprehension questions with 50% accuracy. His progress is based on one work sample. Based on monthly MAZE assessments, 11/10/16-12/7/16, he is getting an average of 17 correct answers. This is an improvement over his baseline. For the winter benchmark, he read a median of 69 words correct per minute with 1 error. This is a 8 word correct per minute improvement.

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