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District holds required TAPR public hearing, reports 90/100 FIRs score
Summary
At a statutorily required public hearing, district staff reviewed the Texas Academic Performance Report, noting academic metrics, a 90/100 Financial Integrity Rating System score and a special education determination status for 2024—25; trustees offered brief praise and asked no follow-up questions.
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At a public hearing on the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR), district staff provided an overview of the TAPR metrics and district results required under Texas Education Code 39.306.
"The district is rated on 21 separate indicators and scored an overall 90 out of 100 total points on the financial integrity rating system of Texas," said Miss Nelson during the presentation, summarizing the district's fiscal indicator. Nelson also described the TAPR as a data-intensive report covering achievement, college/career/military readiness, graduation and dropout rates, staff demographics and program-area measures. She noted the district posts full reports on the ROYSE CITY ISD website and that the special education integrated determination status is included on the report cover for 2024—25.
The presentation emphasized transparency and continuous improvement; Nelson said the district's improvement plans are available online. Board members thanked staff for the report and for campus improvement team efforts that contributed to improved safety data.
No formal action was taken during the hearing; the TAPR review fulfills a statutory requirement and is intended to inform board discussion and campus improvement planning.
