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PERRYTON ISD presents TAPR; board questions data lags and new accelerated-testing rule
Summary
District staff presented the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) and fielded board questions about lagging indicators, math performance and a new requirement that some accelerated students take the ACT or SAT. Board members asked staff to explore fee supports and to return with follow-up information.
The superintendent presented the district's Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) during the board's regular meeting, noting the report is posted on the district website and included in the board packet. "Inside your board packet is our TAPR that is on the website now," the superintendent said, adding a one-page summary prepared for trustees to compare this year's results with last year's.
Board members focused on several accountability issues: a set of lagging indicators that appear in the TAPR (including CCMR and certain attendance figures), recent changes the state is making to daily data…
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