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Superintendent reports increased attendance, testing underway and tutoring for newcomers
Summary
The superintendent reported that average daily attendance (ADA) is up compared with usual levels for this time of year, noted testing is underway with preliminary scores looking favorable, and said four administrative professionals are tutoring newcomers at the high school to support TELPAS outcomes.
During "SUPERINTENDENT COMMENTS" at the Feb. 26 meeting, the minutes record the superintendent saying, "ADA is up foo where we normally are around this time of this year." The minutes also state testing is underway and that preliminary results "look favorable."
The minutes note that four administrative professionals regularly tutor and assist newcomers at the high school; staff expect to see an increase in passing scores on the upcoming TELPAS assessments as a result of that support. No detailed test scores, target percentages or timelines for results were included in the public minutes.
The public minutes do not attribute the remarks to a named speaker in-line, but the meeting's administration list includes Kenneth Estes and two other administrative staff members present. The minutes do not record questions or follow-up motions related to staffing or tutoring funding during the public session.
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