Improved reading and math test scores are the No. 1 way superintendents evaluate the success of their summer learning programs(33%), according to a new poll conducted by Gallup for the National Summer Learning Association and The School Superintendents Association.
Other valuable metrics include:
- Student performance at the start of the school year (25%)
- Number of students enrolled in summer learning programs (25%)
- Parent/participant feedback and evaluations of the programs (9%)
- Some other way (9%)