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Superintendent says STAAR results improved; district to adopt TEA-provided Bluebonnet Math

Kenedy County-Wide Common School District Board of Trustees · July 29, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Kristen Tinsley reported improvements in spring STAAR performance across grade levels but said mathematics remains a focus; trustees were told the district will implement the Bluebonnet Math curriculum provided through TEA.

Superintendent Kristen Tinsley reported to trustees that the district’s spring STAAR results for 2025 showed increases in performance across all grade levels and subject areas, while noting that mathematics remains an area in need of improvement.

Tinsley told the board that plans are in place to address math performance, including adoption of a new math curriculum — Bluebonnet Math — that is provided through the Texas Education Agency. The superintendent characterized the results as encouraging overall but said more work is required to bring student math scores up to the district’s goals.

Trustees did not vote specifically on curriculum adoption in the recorded minutes; the report was presented as part of the superintendent’s regular updates and served as context for budget and staffing discussions later in the meeting.