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Lancaster ISD conservator revises GPM 3.2 to measure board conduct as a body
Summary
Lancaster ISD conservator Doctor Francois presented a revision to GPM 3.2 that will measure trustee conduct at the board level rather than requiring zero individual instances. The change will appear in the February 2025 progress report; the conservator said individual violations will still be noted.
Board conservator Doctor Francois told trustees on Feb. 12 that she has revised GPM 3.2—the district progress measure that tracks board conduct—to assess the board as a collective body rather than holding each trustee to a zero-incidents test.
Doctor Francois said the revision reflects a yearly review of progress reports she performs for the Texas Education Agency (TEA) and consultation with district coaches. "Once I've made that…
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