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Premont ISD board approves Early Years Math goal tied to MOY iReady
Summary
The Premont Independent School District board voted unanimously among members present on March 24 to adopt March Goal 2: Early Years Math (GPM 2.1–2.3 MOY iReady), a motion moved by Emma V. Falcon and seconded by Angie Q. Barrera.
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The Premont Independent School District Board of Trustees on March 24 approved March Goal 2 — Early Years Math — covering GPM 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3 MOY iReady.
Emma V. Falcon moved to adopt the goal and Angie Q. Barrera seconded the motion; the board recorded a unanimous vote among members present: Irma M. Johnson, Chris Morales, Angie Q. Barrera, Emma V. Falcon and Jo Ann Pena voted in favor while Fred Gutierrez and Ruben Martinez were absent. Board President Irma M. Johnson opened the meeting by stating, "Let the record show that a quorum of board members is present, that this meeting has been duly called and that notice of this meeting has been posted in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter 551." This procedural statement was made at the start of the meeting prior to the vote.
District administration presented the Lone Star Governance materials and the proposed goal for early-years mathematics; the minutes record the board’s approval of the goal as presented by administration but do not attach the full plan or timeline for implementation. The board did not record any amendments to the motion or specify follow-up deadlines in the minutes.
What happens next: the approval authorizes administration to proceed under the district’s Lone Star Governance framework with the stated GPM (governance performance measures) tied to the district’s mid-year (MOY) iReady assessment. The minutes do not enumerate implementation steps, reporting dates, or staff assigned to follow up, which would typically appear in subsequent board packets or reports.
