The Rainy River District School Board is taking a close look at the latest results from standardized literacy tests written by its students.Eighty-per cent of students who wrote the March tests met or exceeded provincials standards.
Superintendent of Education Casey Slack says they're now looking at where improvements can be made.
"Senior administration and the school level leaders can articulate next steps working with out program support team to ensure that come September we've got some enriched practices in place to enhance performance on the test," says Slack.
The results were slightly lower than last year.
