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Superintendent McFarland reports double‑digit gains and high CCMR rates for Class of 2026

Crowley Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 28, 2026
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Superintendent McFarland presented end-of-course results showing double-digit gains across performance levels and highlighted that the Class of 2026 achieved a reported 99% college, career and military readiness (CCMR) rate across Crowley and North Crowley high schools.

Superintendent Doctor McFarland presented the district's end-of-course results and credited school-level staff for recent gains across multiple performance measures. "In every area, you'll see there's approaches, meets, and masters. We have double digit gains in approaches, in meets, and in masters," McFarland said, thanking district and campus teams for their work.

McFarland noted CTE outcomes and industry-based certifications, saying about 1,000 students graduated with industry credentials and pointing to strong CCMR rates. The superintendent reported the Class of 2026 collectively achieved a 99% CCMR rate across Crowley and North Crowley high schools and that 1,335 diplomas were delivered between the two campuses, remarks that trustees received with applause.

Board members did not remove any items for further discussion following the report; McFarland said additional scores and ratings will be reported as they become available over the summer.