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In the upcoming 2025 elections, Heather Martin emphasizes the necessity of improving reading scores within Oswego District 308. She believes that a thorough evaluation and enhancement of the district's reading curricula are crucial steps toward achieving this goal. According to Martin, equipping teachers with ample resources and support is vital for their success in the classroom.
She advocates for a comprehensive review of existing reading programs to identify areas needing improvement, ensuring that every student has access to effective learning materials. Martin argues that by investing in targeted professional development for educators, the district can foster an environment where teachers feel confident in their ability to teach reading.
Furthermore, she highlights the importance of collaboration among educators, administrators, and parents to create a supportive network that prioritizes literacy. By focusing on these key areas, Martin believes Oswego District 308 can significantly enhance reading proficiency and set students on a path to success.
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