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Principal reports benchmark testing, TIA submission and campus activities
Summary
Principal Amber Palmer told trustees the first round of benchmark testing is complete, Bluebonnet math shows strong progress while reading materials require corrections, TIA data was submitted and three teachers may be designated pending validation; she also noted student events including Senior Sunrise and Fields of Faith.
Principal Amber Palmer presented a written report in the board packet and summarized it for trustees on Oct. 13. She said the first six weeks ended Sept. 19, the first round of benchmark testing is complete, and that Bluebonnet math is performing well while Bluebonnet reading is a "work in progress" because errors in student and teacher books are time-consuming to handle.
Palmer also reported the district submitted TIA (teacher identification/assessment) data and is considering designation for three teachers pending validation. She summarized recent student events, saying about 75 high-school students attended an attendance trip, about 50 students participated in Fields of Faith, and seniors held a Senior Sunrise on Oct. 2. The district also observed School Custodian Appreciation with signed signs and a lunch.
Palmer's report was provided in packet form and presented as informational; there was no board motion tied to the academic and activities items listed.
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