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The Perry Local School District proudly announces that Genoa Elementary School has been honored with the prestigious Momentum Award by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. The Momentum Award recognizes schools that demonstrate exceptional progress in student achievement. To qualify, schools must show significant improvement in their Performance Index, a measure of individual student achievement, by three or more points on the state report card between the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 academic years. This reflects the school's dedication to enhancing the educational outcomes of all students. The award also requires a Value Added rating of 4 or more stars, indicating the school's effectiveness in promoting academic growth among student groups from one year to the next. By achieving these benchmarks, the school showcases its commitment to continuous improvement and ensuring students make substantial strides in their learning journey.

Mandy Hogue-Gardinsky, Principal of Genoa Elementary School, celebrates the achievement: "I am immensely proud of our students and staff for their dedication and hard work. This achievement reflects our commitment to creating a learning environment where every student can thrive." Superintendent Nathan Stutz commented, "This recognition is a testament to the collective efforts at Genoa. Together, we have demonstrated our commitment to excellence and continuous improvement. Congratulations to everyone involved in this remarkable accomplishment."

The receipt of this award reaffirms Perry Local School District's dedication to providing quality education and ensuring every student's success while showcasing their commitment to excellence and “Perry Pride.”

Congratulations to PHS Wrestling Coach Brent McBurney on being selected as Division 1 Coach of the Year.