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Charter Schools, Inc. board approves multiple campus improvement and targeted plans for 2025–26

CHARTER SCHOOLS, INC. (Home of A+ Academy and Inspired Vision Academy) · November 17, 2025
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Summary

The Charter Schools, Inc. board unanimously approved campus improvement and targeted-improvement plans for A+ Academy (secondary and elementary) and Inspired Vision Academy (secondary and elementary) for the 2025–26 school year; each motion carried Yea 3, Nay 0, Absent 2.

The Charter Schools, Inc. board voted Nov. 17 to approve a series of campus improvement and targeted-improvement plans for the 2025–26 school year covering A+ Academy and Inspired Vision Academy campuses. Motions to approve the plans were moved and seconded by board members Diana Cruz and Linda Davis and were recorded as carried with a tally of Yea 3, Nay 0, Absent 2.

Approved items included the Campus Improvement Plan for A+ Academy Secondary, Campus Improvement and Targeted Improvement Plans for A+ Elementary, Campus Improvement and Targeted Improvement Plans for Inspired Vision Academy Secondary, a turnaround plan for Inspired Vision Academy Elementary, and a Campus Improvement Plan for Inspired Vision Academy Elementary. Several approvals were grouped and passed during action-item votes following the consent agenda. District staff listed as presenters or principals on the motions included Robby Wilson (A+ Elementary principal), Miguel Pena (Inspired Vision Academy Secondary principal) and Marcus Edwards (Inspired Vision Academy Elementary principal).

Board motions followed standard procedure: individual motions were made, seconded, and carried with the board reporting uniform 3–0 votes and two absences. The approvals will guide campus priorities and interventions for the current school year and were recorded in minutes as formal board actions.