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Board approves three instructional coaches and multiple staffing changes ahead of school year
Summary
Trustees approved three instructional coach positions (targeted to improve writing at three elementary campuses), six excess teacher positions for middle schools, conversion of an assistant principal intern to high-school vice principal, and other personnel reorganizations.
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The board approved a package of human-resources actions designed to support campuses ahead of next school year. Administration asked for three instructional coach positions to be funded from Title II Part A (fund 255) to support writing instruction at Chavira, Lamar and Calderon elementaries; the board approved the positions unanimously.
Dr. Carlos Rios said the coaches will be selected from high-performing teachers and will work with multiple teachers on campuses to accelerate student gains, noting the role will be teacher‑paid with a stipend to recognize coach duties. The administration also requested six excess teacher positions to strengthen co‑teach supports and course staffing at middle schools, conversion of an assistant-principal intern to a high-school vice principal, and other reassignments and job-description updates; the board approved the items and asked administration to manage transfers under board policy and provide job descriptions and stipend details to the board as they are finalized.

