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Jefferson ISD reports steady benchmark growth, applies to add P.E. and fine arts to Teach Incentive allotment
Summary
Dr. Phillips told the board Jefferson ISD's TEA annual report shows mostly positive benchmark growth, described required progress measures for early childhood literacy and said the district has applied to add P.E. and fine arts teachers to the Teach Incentive Allotment.
Dr. Lynn Phillips presented the TEA annual report and told trustees the district is "in a good spot," with benchmark levels generally looking positive though a few areas still need attention. She described required progress measures that focus on early childhood reading and math literacy and outlined goals for the remainder of the year.
Dr. Phillips also reported that the district has applied to include physical education and fine arts teachers in Jefferson ISD's Teach Incentive Allotment plan. No formal action was required on the TEA report; the board received the report as information and moved on to agenda items that required votes.
