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Randolph Field ISD principals report optimistic interim testing and plan to offer more honors courses
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Elementary interim testing showed optimistic results, and secondary schools will add honors courses next year to better compete with nearby schools, district principals told the board.
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At the Feb. 26 meeting, Randolph Elementary Principal Tracey Bandy told trustees that interim testing produced optimistic results for that campus.
Secondary Schools Principal Rachel Trevino said the middle and high schools reported on recent events and noted plans to provide honors courses beginning next school year to remain competitive with neighboring districts. Both reports were informational and no board action was taken on curriculum at the meeting.
The updates were presented as part of routine campus reports; staff and principals did not request formal board action during their presentations.
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