Maury County Schools Shine with Outstanding TVAAS Achievements for 2023-2024!

Maury County Public Schools (MCPS) celebrates a year of remarkable academic growth as multiple schools achieve exceptional results in the Tennessee Value-Added Assessment System (TVAAS). These achievements highlight the commitment of our educators, students, and communities to fostering continuous improvement and student success.

TVAAS Level 3: Consistent Growth Across the District

The following schools demonstrated commendable progress by achieving TVAAS Level 3 status for the 2023-2024 school year, meeting academic growth expectations:
🏆 Battle Creek Elementary
🏆 Culleoka Unit School
🏆 Hampshire Unit School
🏆 Highland Park Elementary
🏆 JR Baker Elementary
🏆 Spring Hill Elementary
🏆 Spring Hill High School
🏆 Whitthorne Middle School

Superintendent Lisa Ventura expressed her pride, saying, “I am truly proud of our schools for their dedication and the collaborative spirit shown by our teachers, staff, and students. The progress we are making together sets the stage for future success and continued growth in academic achievement.”

TVAAS Level 4: Exemplary Progress at Joseph Brown Elementary

Joseph Brown Elementary School achieved TVAAS Level 4 status, a significant accomplishment reflecting dedication to academic growth and student achievement.

Superintendent Ventura shared, “MCPS could not be prouder of the commitment to students we are seeing at Joseph Brown Elementary. The faculty, staff, students, and community have poured their hearts into making this school a place of learning and growth for all students. I commend the hard work, dedication, and perseverance it took to become an amazing Level 4 in TVAAS for the 2023-24 school year!”

TVAAS Level 5: Outstanding Growth Across Schools

Celebrations continue as the following schools earned TVAAS Level 5 status, indicating significant evidence of academic growth surpassing expectations:
🏆 Battle Creek Middle School
🏆 J.E. Woodard Elementary School
🏆 Mt. Pleasant High School
🏆 Santa Fe Unit School

Superintendent Ventura praised these schools, saying, “I am really proud of the dedication and determination of our teachers, staff, and students for coming together to learn together. Continued growth will propel our academic achievement.”

Understanding TVAAS

TVAAS is a statistical analysis of student assessment data, measuring academic progress based on TCAP end-of-course tests. Level 3 growth signifies that students are meeting expected academic progress, while Levels 4 and 5 reflect progress exceeding expectations.

Congratulations to all the students, educators, and staff whose hard work and commitment have made these achievements possible. Together, we are shining a light on the power of education in Maury County!