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Lumberton ISD revises GPA/class-rank policy for middle-school high-school credit courses starting with Class of 2031

Lumberton Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 28, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved revisions to Policy EIC(LOCAL) changing GPA and class-rank calculations for designated high-school state credit-bearing courses taken in middle school, effective for the graduating class of 2031.

The board approved a revision to Policy EIC(LOCAL) that affects how GPA and class rank are calculated when middle-school students take designated high-school state credit-bearing courses. Kenny Burkhalter moved to revise the policy as reflected in a proposed TASB draft; the motion was seconded and the minutes record the vote as A-7, N-0 in favor.

The motion specifies the change applies beginning with the graduating Class of 2031. The transcript cites the TASB Policy EIC(LOCAL) draft as the basis for the revision, but the minutes do not include the draft language or examples of recalculated GPA outcomes; implementation steps will be handled administratively.