Remediation plan to be discussed by Norman school board

Published: November 15, 2008

NORMAN — Members of the Norman School Board on Monday will discuss a remediation plan for middle school students who are not doing well in math, reading or both.

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The board will meet at 7 p.m. at the Administrative Services Center and Curriculum Center, 131 S Flood Ave.

The state Education Department requires that school districts adopt a plan to help seventh- and eighth-graders who do not score well on state proficiency exams in math and reading. The Achieving Classroom Excellence Remediation Plan is designed to prepare students for college or the world of work.

Also on the agenda is recognition of Norman High School North being named a Blue Ribbon school this year.


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