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Board approves campus targeted improvement plans for Hubbard, Moore and Rice
Summary
Trustees voted to approve campus targeted improvement plans for three campuses to access grant funds supporting lower-performing demographic groups.
The Tyler ISD Board of Trustees voted to approve campus targeted improvement plans for Hubbard, Moore and Rice, enabling those campuses to access grant funding intended to support student groups whose performance trailed comparison averages.
District staff explained the purpose of the plans: as part of campus performance reports, those three campuses had demographic groups that performed lower than the state or comparison-group averages and qualified for a grant that provides additional funds to support improvement. The plans are a required element of accessing the grant dollars; district staff said approval is voluntary but provides extra resources for the campuses.
A trustee moved to approve the campus targeted improvement plans, a second was recorded, and the board voted in favor: “The ayes have it, and the motion carries,” the chair said. The transcript does not record individual roll-call votes or the names of the mover and seconder.
Board staff clarified there is no requirement to pursue the grant; the district is electing to make the plans available to qualifying campuses to access supplemental funds. No further action was recorded at the workshop on how the grant funds will be allocated.
