Janine Davis Photo SCHOOL SUCCESS STORY — Wright City R-II Superintendent Chris Gaines (left) and Assistant Superintendent David Buck hold a copy of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from August 23, …
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Janine Davis Photo SCHOOL SUCCESS STORY — Wright City R-II Superintendent Chris Gaines (left) and Assistant Superintendent David Buck hold a copy of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch from August 23, announcing highly anticipated student achievement scores by district issued by the state. Wright City's score - 91.1 percent - put the district in the running with the state's top-performing schools, continuing a highly positive trend that the school has managed over the last several years. In the background are charts school leaders use to track student achievement in specific areas.
