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Putnam County School District

Putnam County School District - Data-Driven Strategies for Academic Excellence

Implemented literacy programs and leveraged ACT results to optimize teaching strategies and academic outcomes.

Introduction

Client Background

Putnam County School District (PCSD) focuses on improving outcomes through innovation, facing challenges in data use and supporting Special Education students.

Project Goal

The goal was to implement a Birth to Five Literacy Program, integrate ACT results into instruction, and improve Special Education student attendance and achievement.

Project Timeline

12 Months/

Research/Discovery

Planning

Execution

Deployment

Testing/Iteration

Challenge

Limited literacy awareness, low ACT scores, and missed instruction affected achievement.

Solutions

Strategy

Cannsult partnered with PCSD to implement a Birth to Five Literacy Program, integrate ACT results, and optimize the Special Education model to improve attendance and outcomes.

Approach:

Execution:

Results

35%

Increase in ACT data use improved instruction.

25%

Reduction in Special Ed pullout time boosted engagement; graduation rose 5% to 89.6%.

Successful launch of Birth to Five Program enhanced early literacy.

Conclusion

Cannsult’s strategic initiatives helped Putnam County School District improve student performance in early literacy, ACT outcomes, and Special Education. These efforts led to a more effective and inclusive learning environment.

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