988
43%
Enrollment
Math Student Growth
93.7%
54%
Attendance Rate
English Language Arts Student Growth
94.3%
12%
Graduation Rate*
English Learners Making Progress Towards Learning English
*Four-year adjusted cohort rate
* As of July 15, 2025
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Students
Families
Staff
Community Members
Student Feedback
Students feel challenged & supported by teachers, but need more help (especially in math)
Students want more after school opportunities like clubs & athletic programs. Students express a strong desire for more peer respect.
Family Feedback
Parents like CMS’s communication but want more involvement in decisions.
Many want after school tutoring & club opportunities
More cultural events & better outreach with PTA
Staff Feedback
Staff feel there are inconsistent implementations of behavioral expectations. Staff feel there are gaps in after-school academic opportunities.
Community Feedback
Partners commend CMS’s strong relationships with service providers.
There is a need for expanded outreach on healthcare and transportation.
Rigorous, Community-Connected Classroom Instruction and Expanded, Enriched Learning Opportunities
Teacher Training: Provide additional professional development for teachers to ensure they consistently offer encouragement and support when students are struggling.
Establish a dedicated after-school tutoring period, separate from other extracurricular activities, ensuring students get academic support when they need it most.
Collaborative Leadership, Shared Power, and Voice
Make PTA Participation More Accessible: Create smaller volunteer roles or subcommittees that allow parents to participate in ways that fit their time and skill set.
Increase Virtual PTA Engagement: Implement virtual PTA meetings, which could accommodate working parents or those with limited mobility.
Integrated Systems of Support
Promote Access to Mental Health Services: Increase awareness of counseling services by promoting them on the school website, through newsletters, and during student assemblies.
Provide students with clear, accessible instructions on how to access counseling services at any time.
Increase Awareness of Available Resources: Share information about available resources, such as mental health resources, transportation
Culture of Belonging, Safety, and Care
Bullying Awareness Programs: Given that bullying is identified as a significant issue, increase the focus on bullying prevention. Implement regular bullying awareness campaigns.
Cultural Awareness and Celebrations: Address the need for more cultural awareness & promote inclusion through student-led cultural events, art, and presentations that honor different heritages
Powerful Student and Family Engagement
Host More Family-Oriented Events: Organize more events that encourage family involvement beyond just school hours
Provide Transportation for Families: Recognize that some families, especially those from areas like Waverly and Tuscarora, struggle with transportation.
