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District reports midyear CCMR progress; dual‑credit pass rates strong
Summary
District administrators reported midyear college, career and military readiness (CCMR) results: district CCMR at 62% (Cedar Hill High School 57%) and a 93% dual‑credit pass rate for fall 2025; administrators reiterated a long‑range target of 90% CCMR by 2030 and outlined state indicator changes including sunsetting Texas College Bridge.
An administrator presented a midyear update on Cedar Hill ISD’s College, Career and Military Readiness (CCMR) indicators and progress toward the district goal of 90% CCMR by June 2030.
The presentation reported a district midyear CCMR of 62% with Cedar Hill High School at 57% at midyear; administrators said those figures typically increase after senior checks in February. The district also reported a 93% dual‑credit pass rate for fall 2025, exceeding the target of 85% for pass rates aligned with TEA expectations for ECHS programs. Presenters cautioned that the Texas Education Agency has adjusted several indicators and noted the sunset of Texas College Bridge as a flexible indicator.
Administrators said they had audited career‑aligned industry certifications (IVCs) and are ensuring students are appropriately scheduled to meet new alignment requirements; a summative CCMR report will follow in spring.
