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Board approves switch to nine‑week grading periods with two progress reports
Summary
Trustees voted unanimously to change the grading/reporting period from six weeks to nine weeks and to require two interim progress reports under the new schedule.
The Throckmorton Collegiate ISD Board of Trustees approved a policy change moving the district's grading and reporting cycle from six weeks to nine weeks, with two progress reports required during each grading period. Trustee Sandra Redwine moved the policy change and Trustee Kena Whitfield seconded; the motion carried unanimously, recorded as a 7–0 vote.
Board members said the change would alter the reporting cadence for students and families, though the minutes do not include implementation dates or specific reporting deadlines. The board recorded the motion formally and advanced the policy change for district implementation.
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