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Deputy superintendent reports steady progress on 12 Key Progress Measures

Arlington Independent School District Board of Trustees · February 5, 2026
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Summary

Deputy Superintendent Dr. Collins told trustees the district is making progress on the Board's 12 adopted Key Progress Measures for 2025–26, noting areas of growth and areas requiring continued focus to meet the district's five priorities.

Deputy Superintendent Dr. Collins presented a mid-year report on the district’s 12 adopted Key Progress Measures for the 2025–2026 school year, noting steady academic indicators and certain measures that need additional focus.

Dr. Collins described how each measure aligns with the district’s five overarching priorities and indicated staff will continue monitoring outcomes and bring further updates as the year progresses.