State test data shows growth at Marshall Schools
MARSHALL — Statewide test results released this fall showed students at Marshall Public Schools demonstrated growth in subjects like math and reading, MPS Superintendent Jeremy Williams said. Williams said the district’s math results were noteworthy with Marshall students outperforming average state proficiency at a few different grade levels. The strongest math performance was in eighth grade, where 61.5% of students met proficiency standards, compared to the state average of 42.3%. "We are extremely proud of our students and staff," Williams said in a news release. "Our ...