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Lake Worth ISD board approves Targeted Improvement Plans for four campuses
Summary
The Lake Worth ISD Board of Trustees approved Targeted Improvement Plans for Howry STEAM Academy, Marine Creek Leadership Academy, Miller Language Academy and Lucyle Collins Middle School, a required step before submission to the Texas Education Agency.
The Lake Worth ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously Jan. 21 to approve Targeted Improvement Plans (TIP) for four district campuses as a prerequisite for submission to the Texas Education Agency.
Trustee Mac Belmontes moved that the board "approve the Targeted Improvement Plans for Howry STEAM Academy, Marine Creek Leadership Academy, Miller Language Academy, and Lucyle Collins Middle School as a requirement prior to submission to TEA." Trustee Tammy Thomas seconded. The motion "passed 7-0 by all Board Members present." The minutes do not record the substance of the campus plans in the meeting record.
The approval places the plans on track for formal submission to the Texas Education Agency, the state agency that oversees public-school accountability. The minutes list the four campuses by name but do not include specific performance targets, timelines, or budget implications; the board debated no amendments on the floor. District staff will follow any TEA submission instructions and timelines noted in subsequent staff communications or the February meeting if further action is required.
The vote was taken during the board's open session after reconvening from an earlier closed session; the motion and vote are recorded in the official minutes.
