Nancy Golden Resigns As Chief Education Officer
Monday, August 24, 2015
Aleck Z. Woogmaster, GoLocalPDX Contributor
As Chief Education Officer, Dr. Golden identified impediments to student success and was at the forefront of conversations and action to address those issues. She was integrally involved in the adoption of the Equity Lens and it application to policy and budget decision-making across the state. She worked with educators to recommend a more balanced assessment system to support teachers and students.
Golden's work will inform Governor Kate Brown's continuing efforts to ensure every Oregonian has access to a high-quality education. Governor Brown is committed to promoting student success and readiness to learn. This includes expanding access to learning opportunities that help prepare students for life and career, increasing rates of student completion, and ensuring more Oregonians have access to college.
During the interim, Lindsey Capps will serve as the acting Chief Education Officer. Capps will continue to serve as a policy advisor to Governor Brown, and she previously served as Dr. Golden's chief of staff.
Related Slideshow: Slideshow: Top Portland Metro High Schools
GoLocalPDX has ranked the top high schools in the metro area using a method developed in Babson College, Mass. High schools were ranked based on complete data available.
#46
Roosevelt High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 771
Economically disadvantaged: 76%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 78.1%
Met or exceeded math standards: 59%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 47.9%
Met or exceeded science standards: 19.5%
Four year graduation rate: 69.9%
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Madison High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 1025
Economically disadvantaged: 68%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 72.2%
Met or exceeded math standards: 64.9%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 51.3%
Met or exceeded science standards: 37.4%
Four year graduation rate: 71%
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Parkrose High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 951
Economically disadvantaged: 68%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 83.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 65.3%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 53.6%
Met or exceeded science standards: 52.6%
Four year graduation rate: 69%
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Alliance High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 224
Economically disadvantaged: 58%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 73.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 42.5%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 33.3%
Met or exceeded science standards: 43.2%
Four year graduation rate: 20.9%
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Hillsboro High
Washington County
Enrollment: 1315
Economically disadvantaged: 55%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 77.3%
Met or exceeded math standards: 68.1%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 52.6%
Met or exceeded science standards: 38.4%
Four year graduation rate: 71.6%
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Molalla High
Clackamas County
Enrollment: 739
Economically disadvantaged: 38%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 86.7%
Met or exceeded math standards: 73.5%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 49.1%
Met or exceeded science standards: 63.4%
Four year graduation rate: 75.2%
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#39
Reynolds High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 2468
Economically disadvantaged: 65%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 84.6%
Met or exceeded math standards: 67.5%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 43.5%
Met or exceeded science standards: 58.9%
Four year graduation rate: 62.7%
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Milwaukie High
Clackamas County
Enrollment: 1053
Economically disadvantaged: 57%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 77.1%
Met or exceeded math standards: 64.2%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 51.2%
Met or exceeded science standards: 67.8%
Four year graduation rate: 70.9%
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#37
Centennial High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 1665
Economically disadvantaged: 57%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 86.6%
Met or exceeded math standards: 78.9%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 62.7%
Met or exceeded science standards: 42.3%
Four year graduation rate: 78.7%
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#36
Gresham High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 1667
Economically disadvantaged: 52%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 83.9%
Met or exceeded math standards: 67.4%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 58.7%
Met or exceeded science standards: 59.7%
Four year graduation rate: 72.5%
Photo Credit: M.O. Stevens - Own work. Licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
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Benson Polytechnic High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 819
Economically disadvantaged: 68%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 87.1%
Met or exceeded math standards: 75.9%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 40.8%
Met or exceeded science standards: 84%
Four year graduation rate: 82.2%
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Liberty High
Washington County
Enrollment: 1386
Economically disadvantaged: 46%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 89.8%
Met or exceeded math standards: 76%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 53.3%
Met or exceeded science standards: 65.8%
Four year graduation rate: 79.6%
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Banks High
Washington County
Enrollment: 384
Economically disadvantaged: 23%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 91.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 79.8%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 57.4%
Met or exceeded science standards: 81.1%
Four year graduation rate: 80.6%
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#29
Clackamas Middle College
Clackamas County
Enrollment: 290
Economically disadvantaged: 28%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 91.4%
Met or exceeded math standards: 76.3%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 59.3%
Met or exceeded science standards: 78%
Four year graduation rate: 32.6%
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#16
Tigard High
Washington County
Enrollment: 1835
Economically disadvantaged: 32%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 92.7%
Met or exceeded math standards: 83.5%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 64.5%
Met or exceeded science standards: 67.7%
Four year graduation rate: 80.8%
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#9
Cleveland High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 1457
Economically disadvantaged: 29%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 92.6%
Met or exceeded math standards: 80.2%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 81.4%
Met or exceeded science standards: 59.7%
Four year graduation rate: 76.2%
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#5
Riverdale High
Multnomah County
Enrollment: 242
Economically disadvantaged: <6%*
Met or exceeded reading standards: 97.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 89.8%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 74.6%
Met or exceeded science standards: 74.6%
Four year graduation rate: 94.2%
* For less than six percent an asterisk is used on Oregon Department of Education data.
#4
School of Science & Technology
Washington County
Enrollment: 167
Economically disadvantaged: 20%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 97.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 97.5%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 86%
Met or exceeded science standards: 63.9%
Four year graduation rate: 81.1%
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Lake Oswego Senior High
Clackamas County
Enrollment: 1224
Economically disadvantaged: 6%
Met or exceeded reading standards: 97.5%
Met or exceeded math standards: 92.4%
Met or exceeded writing standards: 89.1%
Met or exceeded science standards: 87.7%
Four year graduation rate: 89.5%
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