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District reviews IXL results for grades 3–10; staff frame data for intervention

Leverett's Chapel Independent School District Board of Trustees · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Matthew L. Everett and Principal Wayne Borden presented IXL assessment results for grades 3–10 reading and grades 3–5 math, noting the tool's role in identifying students for intervention.

District administrators presented results from the IXL diagnostic assessments and described how the data will guide teacher interventions.

According to the minutes, Superintendent Matthew L. Everett presented elementary IXL results on behalf of Dr. Saxton, and Wayne Borden reviewed junior high and high school performance. The assessment covered reading performance for grades 3–10 and math for grades 3–5. District staff described the IXL results as a diagnostic tool to help teachers identify where intervention is needed rather than as a high‑stakes accountability score.

No specific proficiency percentages or itemized score tables were included in the meeting minutes. The board received the information for monitoring purposes; the minutes do not record additional actions or directives tied to the assessment at this meeting.