The Iowa Department of Education recently released the Iowa School Performance Profile and a Dallas County district is near the top of the list.

The profile is a school district’s report card where each individual building within the district is graded based on required measures in public schools. Adel-DeSoto-Minburn Superintendent Greg Dufoe says all school buildings achieved a “High Performing” rating or higher.

He adds that ADM Schools also rank as the third highest performing K-12 district in the state of Iowa.

“The Iowa School Performance Profiles serve as the primary comprehensive tool for evaluating districts and school buildings. Our mission is to ensure that all students

learn at high levels, and these results provide powerful confirmation of that commitment. Earning a ‘High Performing’ rating and ranking as the third highest K-12 district in Iowa reflects the success of our Radical Reset initiative, which has driven unprecedented student achievement. We want families across Iowa to know: If you entrust your child to ADM, we will do everything in our power to help them learn at high levels before they graduate.”

ADM is one of only two districts statewide serving more than 2,000 students to have all of their buildings at the “High Performing” level.