Hurley report card to be reviewed

HURLEY — The Hurley School District has received its 2015 report card and results will be reviewed at Monday’s school board meeting in the high school library.

According to Kevin Genisot, pre-K through grade 5 principal, the district has scored a 79.5, which is better than the previous two scores.

Genisot said for the 2012-’13 school year, Hurley received a 70.9 and for the following year, the score was 75.3.

He said there was no report card issued for the 2014-’15 school year.

“I have had a chance to analyze some of the reported data and found it to be directly in line with what we are all striving for,” Genisot wrote in his monthly report to the school board.

The report cards come from the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction.

District administrator Chris Patritto said it would be nice if the state would use the same tests for a few years in a row so the district could get a better picture of where it stands.

“I think we did a pretty nice job,” Patritto said.

The board will meet at 5:30 p.m., followed by a closed session on six items, including staffing and coaching positions.

—Ralph Ansami