Goal 5

Measures of Student Success:

By 2026, 98% of the senior class will graduate on time.

Equity Looks Like:

Every student receives equitable access to experiences crucial for success in college and beyond, and meets or exceeds Washington state’s college & career readiness graduation requirements.

Measurements for Student Success Include:

A. Percent of students who demonstrate successful transitions from entry into kindergarten, 5th to 6th, 8th to 9th, and 12th to post-high school.

B. Percent of 9th grade students on track to graduate.

C. Increased rate of 4-year cohort on-time high school graduation.

D. Percent of seniors with a High School and Beyond Plan that includes one of these: an acceptance letter to college, the military, trade/ technical training, industry certification/ apprenticeship, or employment.

E. Percent of students who complete an application for a College Bound scholarship and/or an application for FAFSA or WAFSA.

Tools to Measure and Monitor Growth:

A. Data from transition meetings, transition worksheets, spring & summer transition programs with follow up on student grades & discipline data

B. Early Warning System (EWS), Skyward, transcripts

C. Skyward graduation data

D. Data from HSBP

E. Data from PSCCN

Goal 5 Presentation Updates

Goal 5 in Action

A group of students, standing together in front of a building with a grassy area in the background.

Bilingual students explore careers helping others in this high school class

Hear from two students in the class, Valerie and Gimena.

The image displays three student portraits labeled as participants in the Core Plus Aerospace Student Development Program, with their names and school affiliations provided.

Seniors build manufacturing skills in paid internship program

Over six weeks, students gain hands-on experience at Boeing sites while also building skills like teamwork and communication.

A chef in a white uniform is carefully plating a dish, focusing intently on the presentation of the food.

Classrooms to Careers: Students find their calling through CTE

Students gain real-world experience through CTE classes, preparing for careers in culinary arts and education.

Photo of students and teacher outside city hall

Students partner with city to raise stormwater awareness

In honor of Stormwater Awareness Week (Oct. 4-11), Evie and Kaytlin spoke at the Sumner City Council.

Group photo of students with certificates

Celebrating students committed to becoming educators

Celebrating Teaching Academy students committed to becoming future educators through hands-on experience and guaranteed opportunities.

Students with disabilities build skills for life through local partnerships

Hear from our Community Based Transition Program interns about how the program is helping them develop skills for life.

Sumner Middle 8th grader selected for real-world broadcasting experience at Kraken game

A big shoutout to Gentry J., 8th grader at Sumner Middle School, who was chosen as part of a contest to be a part of the 4th annual Kraken Kids Game on Jan. 25.