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From left, Cooperstown Central School Junior-Senior High School Principal Laurie LaMondie, Elementary School Principal Amy Malcuria and Superintendent Sarah Spross prepare a presentation on Cooperstown student test scores at the December 17 school board meeting. (Photo by Eric Santomauro-Stenzel)

Cooperstown Grades 3-8 Test Scores Rising

By ERIC SANTOMAURO-STENZEL
COOPERSTOWN

Cooperstown third- through eighth-graders’ standardized test scores are trending upwards, officials shared at the December 17 Cooperstown Central School District school board meeting.

“It goes to the crux of what happens every single day in our buildings,” Superintendent Sarah Spross said as she introduced a presentation by Elementary School Principal Amy Malcuria and Junior/Senior High School Principal Laurie LaMondie. “And that is the instruction provided by our faculty and staff, the support and guidance provided by our leadership team, and the incredibly hard work of our students.”

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