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Pampa ISD reviews curriculum implementation and awaits A–F accountability ratings amid lawsuit delay
Summary
District curriculum director reviewed curricula, costs, HQIM status, training and monitoring plans; Superintendent Hugh Piatt said A–F accountability ratings have not been released because of a lawsuit by several districts and education groups.
Abby Hancock, Director of Curriculum and Instruction, reviewed the curricula used across campuses, how long each curriculum has been in use, costs, and HQIM (High-Quality Instructional Materials) status. Hancock also outlined plans for teacher training and coaching, monitoring implementation, diagnostic evaluations through Region 16, home connection strategies, interventions, and enrichment.
Superintendent Hugh Piatt told the board that the Texas A–F accountability ratings had not yet been released due to a lawsuit filed by several districts and education groups. Board members discussed testing scores and raised concerns with administrators and campus principals about performance and implementation monitoring.
