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FWPS Superintendent delivers State of Education

Federal Way, WALocal News

During the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on December 4, 2024, Federal Way Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Dani Pfeiffer delivered an insightful 'State of Education' address, focusing on strategic improvements in math, English language arts, and student attendance. Dr. Pfeiffer emphasized the critical role of these subjects in ensuring students’ academic success and future readiness, explaining that enhancing attendance rates is vital as consistent school participation directly correlates with achievement. The district's initiatives aim to close educational gaps and support every student's needs.

Local business leaders and community members expressed strong interest in the district's plans, illustrating a collaborative spirit between education and the community. Dr. Pfeiffer’s address not only informed attendees but also inspired a collective commitment to the educational success of Federal Way's youth, marking a significant moment for local stakeholders to engage with ongoing educational reforms.

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