Salemreporter iconSalemreporterSep 3, 2026

First, second grade students saw most growth in Salem-Keizer’s summer school, after $1 million in state literacy funds

Approximately three in four Salem-Keizer third grade students read below grade level. Summer school can give students an extra month of learning and mitigate knowledge loss, the district said.

First, second grade students saw most growth in Salem-Keizer’s summer school, after $1 million in state literacy funds

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Approximately three in four Salem-Keizer third grade students read below grade level.

Summer school can give students an extra month of learning and mitigate knowledge loss, the district said.

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Approximately three in four Salem-Keizer third grade students read below grade level. Summer school can give students an extra month of learning and mitigate knowledge loss, the district said.

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