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Instruction report: TEA postpones CCMR changes; two campuses remain under Targeted Support

Board of Trustees, Navasota Independent School District · May 19, 2025
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Summary

Dr. Tracy Stone told the board May 19 that the Texas Education Agency postponed the approved college-prep course list for CCMR accountability to 2028; Junior High and High Point Elementary remain under Targeted Support status.

Dr. Tracy Stone presented the Instruction & Learning report at the May 19 board meeting, reporting a notable change from the Texas Education Agency and campus accountability status updates.

Stone said TEA has postponed implementation of the approved college-prep course list for College, Career and Military Readiness (CCMR) accountability until 2028. She also reported that the Junior High and High Point Elementary campuses remain under Targeted Support status. The report included assessment timelines, academic department preparations for summer school and recognition of National Honor Society students for published veteran eulogies; the GEAR UP grant concluded this year.