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Bellville ISD plans new CCMR eligibility criteria for early release, work‑study and early graduation in 2025–26
Summary
Chief Academic Officer Natalie Jones told trustees the district will present parameters tying early release, late start, work‑study and early graduation eligibility to CCMR criteria beginning in the 2025–26 school year, alongside MAP, STAAR and TSIA data and a TNTP literacy grant.
Natalie Jones, Chief Academic Officer, briefed trustees on Goal 1: Learning, presenting student‑assessment data from MAP, STAAR and TSIA and describing a partnership with TNTP to develop literacy frameworks. Jones said the district intends to bring "parameters/criteria for students to have to meet CCMR criteria in order to be eligible for early release, late start, work‑study, and/or early graduation beginning in the 2025‑2026 school year."
The presentation included copies of the monthly Teaching & Learning Newsletter and artifacts showing progress toward instructional goals. No policy was adopted at the agenda review; Jones indicated the board will see formal recommendations and proposed criteria at a future meeting so trustees can consider changes to eligibility for accelerated or flexible scheduling options.
