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Trustees discuss recommending CCMR point before graduation as part of student outcome goals
Summary
District staff presented monitoring for San Elizario High School; trustees questioned whether a CCMR point should be required for students to walk at graduation, and district leaders said the board was discussing a recommendation to encourage students to attain CCMR points to meet state expectations.
District staff presented a progress-monitoring update on student outcome goals for San Elizario High School, focusing on College, Career, and Military Readiness (CCMR) measures. Troy Enriquez presented the monitoring data and answered trustees' questions about how the district measures and supports CCMR outcomes.
Trustee Lorenzo Luevano asked whether a board amendment would require students to obtain a CCMR point before participating in graduation ceremonies. "This is a recommendation for students to attain a CCMR point before graduation," Dr. Jeannie Meza-Chavez and Mr. Enriquez explained to the board, noting the recommendation is intended to help the district remain in compliance with state reporting requirements and to support student postsecondary readiness. The board approved revisions to Student Outcome Goals and Goal Progress Measures on the consent agenda.
