Sask Rivers continues to outperform province in FNMI graduation rates

By Prince Albert Daily Herald Local Journalism Initiative Reporter  Saskatchewan Rivers School Division report on student achievement shows the division continues to outperform the province in First Nation, Métis and Inuit (FNMI) graduation rates. Superintendent Jennifer Hingley presented the report at the Oct. 5 school division board meeting. Hingley presented numbers from Early Years Evaluation (EYE), developmental reading assessments for Grades 1, 2 and 3, graduation rates, both on time and extended, and credit attainment for Grade 10 to 12. Hingley said that the data in the report shows the impact that the division is having on student reading. She explained that the data as a whole shows that the division is impacting students from the start of school to the end of school “And I think that’s also evident…

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