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Waco ISD board adopts TEA CCMR goals after annual review

Waco Independent School District Board of Trustees · October 25, 2024
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Summary

After an annual review, the board unanimously adopted the College, Career and Military Readiness goals aligned with TEA targets; Dr. Kornblum presented lag-data results and subgroup breakdowns.

The board unanimously approved adoption of College, Career and Military Readiness (CCMR) board goals aligned to Texas Education Agency targets after an annual review presented by Dr. Kornblum.

Dr. Kornblum described the report as lag-data and walked trustees through aggregate and subgroup results, noting the district met many subgroup targets but had gaps for English learners and students coded as 'two or more races.

She said, "The 63% was the goal. Our actual was a 61," referring to the aggregate target and the district's prior-year results for a referenced cohort.

Why it matters: CCMR goals are statutory performance targets tied to state accountability and to the board's yearly planning. Trustees moved and approved the adoption during the meeting.

What's next: Administration committed to continued reporting and a later workshop to provide deeper context and alignment with campus strategies.