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JEFFERSON ISD earns superior School FIRST rating (100); board commends CFO
Summary
Rebecca Pearl reported the district received a School FIRST superior achievement rating with a score of 100 from the Texas Education Agency; trustees commended Mike Wood for his record of superior achievements.
Rebecca Pearl told the board that JEFFERSON ISD received a superior achievement rating on the annual School FIRST assessment from the Texas Education Agency, earning a score of 100.
According to the report presented at the Nov. 11 meeting, the School FIRST rating examines 21 financial and operational factors; Pearl explained the district's performance earned the top rating. Board members praised Mike Wood for his long-standing role in achieving superior results. The board also approved a related motion to authorize compensation for professional development aligned with district initiatives to occur outside of school hours (motion by Kirstin Johnson, seconded by Rusty Mauldin; 6-0).
The superior School FIRST score signals to trustees and the public that the district met TEA's evaluation criteria for the reporting period.
