Adversarial re-check: all three cited sources were independently fetched and are real, live, and quoted accurately. Origin verified independently (Newport This Week): McKee set the Massachusetts-by-2030 challenge in his January 17, 2023 State of the State address and pledged a plan 'within the first 100 days of my full term'; the 2024 address reaffirmed it. He then delivered that vehicle on schedule — RIDE's own Learn365RI page confirms McKee announced the initiative in April 2023, that it is 'designed to shift learning from the traditional 180 school days to 365 days of learning,' and that it tracks precisely the goal's metrics (RICAS math and ELA, chronic absenteeism, FAFSA completion), with over $11 million distributed across four funding rounds in 32 municipalities. RIDE's 2025 assessment press release carries McKee's own framing ('When I challenged RIDE to help Rhode Island meet or exceed Massachusetts student achievement levels by 2030...') and reports math proficiency at 31.4% (from 30.1% in 2024) and ELA at 33.7% (from 30.8%), with the gap to Massachusetts at 9.3 points in math and 8.0 in ELA versus roughly 20 and 17 in 2018 — half the gap closed — and Rhode Island moving from the 10th to the 30th percentile if ranked as a Massachusetts district. Two adversarial discounts were applied and do not change the label: (1) part of the gap-narrowing reflects Massachusetts declining rather than Rhode Island rising — RI ELA proficiency (33.7%) remains below its own pre-pandemic 2019 level of 38.5%, and the education commissioner conceded as much ('Even though they're dropping, what we're doing is moving up' and 'We're nowhere close to where we want to be'); (2) no independent audit establishes that Learn365RI causally produced the gains, and a targeted search for critical/audit coverage of Learn365RI returned none. One supporting figure in the prior rationale could not be substantiated and is dropped here: the claim of '$81.7 million to community learning centers in 18 communities' and '31 municipalities by July 2023' is superseded by RIDE's current published figures ($11M+ over four rounds, 32 municipalities). Outcome test: the 2030 deadline has not arrived and the goal is not met, so FULL is unavailable; the record is not mere partial fulfillment by a passive supporter but an executive who originated the target, publicly reaffirmed it, directed his education agency to execute against it, stood up a named funded statewide program on his own stated timeline, and reports movement on the exact metrics. That is leading/driving the effort, which is CHAMPIONED (+0.75) rather than PARTIAL (+0.5). Party-neutrality check: a Republican governor with an identical documentary record — self-set measurable target, named program launched on schedule with dedicated funding, metric movement short of the target with the deadline still open — would receive the same +0.75 under this rubric, since CHAMPIONED expressly does not require the goal to be achieved.