CABOT - Cabot High School was named a National Pacesetter School by the Southern Region Education Board. To be recognized as a Pacesetter School, the school must meet a variety of criteria including implementation of the “High Schools That Work” design, provide students a rigorous a academic system linked to a program of study, have high student achievement, have an outstanding graduation rate and meet the Adequate Yearly Progress criteria of state and federal accountability.

There were only 25 schools out of 1,100 that were recipients of the prestigious award.

This article was published August 28, 2008 at 5:01 a.m.

Three Rivers, Pages 54 on 08/28/2008

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