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Stony Creek Joint USD’s 2026‑27 LCAP commits to continued use of iReady diagnostics three times a year K‑12 and implementation of iReady CORE Math K‑8, with $12,000 budgeted for licenses and curriculum. The district is using these tools to drive data-informed instruction, personalized learning, and math intervention as they work to close achievement gaps, especially in grades 5–8 where performance is far below standard. For an edtech vendor, this signals a small but fully funded assessment and digital curriculum environment that may be open to complementary tools, integrations, or eventual replacement if data goals are not met. Conversations could focus on improving math outcomes in upper grades, better reporting for MTSS, and aligned intervention content that plugs into or competes with their current iReady ecosystem.
Under Goal 3, Stony Creek Joint USD is actively expanding Career Technical Education (CTE) pathways and dual enrollment, with $5,000 budgeted for CTE (eDynamic subscriptions) and $5,000 for additional dual enrollment classes in 2026‑27. One CTE pathway is in place and more are being developed, while all high school students are being steered toward college-level coursework and postsecondary enrollment, though A–G completion is still at 0%. The district needs engaging, standards-aligned CTE courseware, industry partnerships, and dual-enrollment-friendly curriculum suited to a small rural high school and continuation school. Vendors providing online CTE programs, work-based learning coordination, or dual enrollment support can engage around helping them design coherent pathways, improve tracking of pathway completion, and align offerings with local labor markets and their strong agriculture focus.
The district is investing in ParentSquare and the Aeries Parent Portal, budgeting $2,000 for ParentSquare and $1,000 for Aeries in 2026‑27, to improve communication with families and transparency on grades and attendance. Chronic absenteeism remains extremely high (over 40% for all students and nearly 50% for socioeconomically disadvantaged students), and the district plans LEA-wide, evidence-based attendance outreach targeting these groups. This creates a need for tools and services that enhance parent engagement, automate attendance alerts, and support empathy-based outreach. Vendors offering attendance analytics, two-way texting, call center support, or integrated communication modules that work with Aeries and ParentSquare can propose ways to reduce chronic absenteeism in a small rural context without adding staff burden.
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