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Burnet CISD approves targeted improvement plans for elementary campuses after TEA-identified deficiencies
Summary
After a presentation on campuses identified by the Texas Education Agency for school improvement, the Burnet CISD board approved elementary Targeted Improvement Plans as part of the consent agenda, with five trustees voting in favor and two absent.
The Burnet Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees approved elementary Targeted Improvement Plans for campuses identified by the Texas Education Agency as requiring improvement. The board approved the plans as part of the Consent Agenda on Feb. 23, 2026; the motion to approve Items A–D was moved by Mark Kincaid and seconded by David Bennett and carried with Trustees Earl Foster, Angela Moore, Mark Kincaid, David Bennett and Suzanne Brown voting yes; Katy Duke and Ross Behrens were absent.
Dr. Jones and elementary campus principals had presented an update earlier in the meeting explaining that these campuses were placed in the TEA School Improvement process because of multiple years of low student achievement and described targeted interventions and monitoring the district will use to address identified gaps. The report referenced the district's required improvement planning but did not specify individual campus performance scores in the public discussion. Board action to approve the Targeted Improvement Plans was recorded in the consent motion.
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