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Premont ISD board adopts May academic goal and attendance guardrail, approves board self‑evaluation
Summary
The Premont ISD Board of Trustees approved May academic targets (GPM 3.1/3.2), an attendance guardrail (GPM 5.1) and the board's self‑evaluation on May 4, 2026; all three motions passed with members present voting in favor (one trustee absent).
The Premont Independent School District Board of Trustees voted on May 4 to adopt the board's May academic goal focused on college‑and‑career readiness measures and to approve an attendance guardrail, and also approved the board's self‑evaluation.
Fred Gutierrez moved to approve the May Goal 3: CCMR — GPM 3.1 and 3.2 (percent of graduates meeting TSI/criteria/dual course credit criteria), and Jo Ann Pena seconded the motion; the board voted unanimously in favor among members present. Chris Morales moved to approve the May Guardrail: GPM 5.1 Attendance Report(s), seconded by Angie Q. Barrera; that motion also passed unanimously. Chris Morales later moved to approve the May Board Self‑Evaluation, seconded by Jo Ann Pena; that motion likewise passed unanimously. Ruben Martinez was recorded as absent for these votes.
Administration presented the measures to the board as part of the Lone Star Governance agenda items. The motions name the measured goals (GPM 3.1/3.2 and GPM 5.1) used by the district to track college/career readiness and attendance trends; the minutes record unanimous approval by the trustees present. The actions do not include numeric vote counts beyond the roll‑call notations in the official minutes.
Next steps for these governance items were not recorded in the minutes beyond the board's approvals; the board proceeded to other agenda business later in the evening.
