Most Iowa schools’ report cards rate acceptable or higher, but what does that really mean for your child?
Most Iowa schools received an “acceptable” or higher rating on the 2024-25 school report cards, showing statewide improvements in proficiency, attendance, and graduation rates. However, experts stress the importance of monitoring individual student progress. While many schools advanced categories, some still require targeted support. Districts like Des Moines, Central Lee, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City showed varying growth, highlighting the continued focus on closing achievement gaps and providing resources.
Most Iowa schools received an “acceptable” or higher rating on the 2024-25 school report cards, showing statewide improvements in proficiency, attendance, and graduation rates. However, experts stress the importance of monitoring individual student progress. While many schools advanced categories, some still require targeted support. Districts like Des Moines, Central Lee, Cedar Rapids, and Iowa City showed varying growth, highlighting the continued focus on closing achievement gaps and providing resources.
