The Dysart Unified School District continues to work on closing learning gaps and is making progress.
Several years ago, the district governing board approved the implementation of the 95 Percent Group program, which is research-based design for instructional learning products, according to the program website.
Shelley Isai, assistant superintendent for education services, said the program is clinically researched and based on standards and skills both with traditional and direct instruction as a scripted program.
