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Van Alstyne ISD presents accountability results: district score 89; strong CCMR
Summary
Dr. Martinez presented state accountability data showing a district accountability score of 89 for 2024–25, high performance across several campuses and a high college‑career‑military readiness (CCMR) rate. Trustees discussed testing participation, resubmission and implications for future budget and planning.
Dr. Martinez presented the district's accountability results, explaining Texas's three-domain model (student achievement, progress, closing the gap) and reporting a district accountability score of 89 for 2024–25. The report showed strong campus performance in reading and science and highlighted a high CCMR metric for the district, reflecting students' college, career or military readiness indicators.
"For, '24, '25, due to achievement, we made an A in the district," Dr. Martinez said while walking trustees through grades by campus and participation rates. The presentation noted that participation affects scores (a non‑participant receives a 0) and that the district plans to budget for manual test resubmissions where human regrading may improve results.
Trustees asked clarifying questions about grade‑level testing windows, retesters in high school and how CCMR is computed. Administration said they will continue monitoring state rule changes and return with budget recommendations for any needed test resubmissions or support programs.
