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CFB ISD presents first formal monitoring on HB 3 CCMR goals; administration cites gains and implementation risks
Summary
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD trustees held their first official progress-monitoring session for House Bill 3 college, career and military readiness goals. Administration reported cohort gains and outlined strategies — including a pending college-prep course and tier-3 supports — while trustees pressed for assessment alignment and data clarity.
Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD trustees held their first formal progress-monitoring session on Feb. 19 as administration reported progress toward the district’s House Bill 3 college, career and military readiness (CCMR) goal and described the short-term goal progress measures the district will use to track it.
Mister Hunter, presenting for administration, told the board the district’s long-range HB 3 target is to increase the proportion of graduates who meet CCMR criteria from 75% to 90% by August 2030. “The percent of graduates that meet the criteria for CCMR will increase by 70 from 75 percent to 90 percent by August 2030,” he said. He described two short-term goal progress measures: GPM 3.1 (college-ready, driven by TSI2, SAT and ACT benchmarks) and GPM 3.2 (career-ready, measured by industry-based certifications).
Hunter said recent cohort data show improvement: the 2024 graduating cohort drove a sizable gain in CCMR measures and…
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