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Twin Rivers Unified School District

Twin Rivers Unified School District

district goals

district goals

Twin Rivers Unified believes all students can learn and every child is special. The District is dedicated to creating a culture of learning and continuous improvement that provides every child with a high quality and challenging education. District goals are established to ensure that a plan of action is created, monitored and successfully implemented to fulfill our mission.


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GOAL #1

GOAL #1

In 2026-27, TR will have 55% of all graduating seniors meeting A-G criteria, with each high school increasing rates by 4% each year. 
 

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GOAL #2

GOAL #2

In 2026-27, TR will have a 95% cohort graduation rate, with each high school increasing by 2% each year or maintaining 95% or higher.


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GOAL #3

GOAL #3

In 2026-27, TR will be a 40/30 district in SBAC results with each TK-6 and TK-8 school growing no less than 4% (ELA) and 4% (math) and each 7-8 and 9-12 school growing no less than 5% (ELA) and 5% (math). 

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budget sheet and calculator
GOAL #4

GOAL #4

For 2021-22 and beyond, TR will have a budget that does not include a structural deficit.

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GOAL #5

GOAL #5

For 2021-22 and beyond, the retention rate for all employees will remain above 95%.