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Leakey ISD highlights growing dual enrollment program with SWTJC
Summary
Leakey ISD recognized students and staff in a dual enrollment partnership with Southwest Texas Junior College: 17 students enrolled in College Algebra, 15 earning credit, and 18 staff taking college-level courses, board heard Dec. 15.
Dual enrollment instructor Melissa Matter briefed the board on the district's partnership with Southwest Texas Junior College, reporting 17 high school students enrolled in College Algebra across the full year and 15 students currently earning college credit (two were within five points of the passing threshold). The program also involves staff: 18 staff members are enrolled in college-level courses, and multiple staff members are on track to earn credit.
Superintendent Chris Yeschke praised the program's rollout after early challenges with SWTJC, saying the partnership "is now hitting its stride." Several students were recognized in the meeting for balancing rigorous course expectations with athletic commitments.
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