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Board adopts five-year House Bill 3 goals for literacy, numeracy and college/career readiness

5930068 · October 7, 2025
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Summary

The Castleberry ISD board adopted five-year targets required under House Bill 3: third-grade literacy and numeracy milestones and a college/career/military readiness goal, with district staff using AMIRA/CIRCLE and other assessments for progress monitoring.

District staff presented proposed five-year goals required under House Bill 3 and the board approved the targets after discussion.

Staff described the three statutorily required goals: third-grade literacy, third-grade numeracy and college/career/military readiness (CCMR). The district’s five-year plan sets intermediate annual milestones (2026–2030) for each goal. For third-grade literacy, staff proposed incremental increases that lead to a 55% “meets” target aligned with a domain-2 ‘A’ expectation under forthcoming accountability rules; staff said the target reflects the district’s economically disadvantaged population and relative-performance metrics.

Staff explained they are using AMIRA/CIRCLE as a progress-monitoring assessment platform (selected after a pilot) because it provides actionable, individualized lessons and parent-friendly reports in multiple languages; staff said beginning-, middle- and end-of-year AMIRA/CIRCLE measures will populate the district scorecards. Trustees asked about how the AMIRA/CIRCLE baselines compare with prior MAP-based baselines; staff said differences are due to measurement characteristics and committed to providing a follow-up presentation with midyear CIRCLE/AMIRA data in March.

Trustees voted to adopt the HB3 goals and associated five-year milestones as presented.

Ending: The board approved the HB3 goals and staff will continue monitoring with regular reporting and adjust targets if state accountability measures change.