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Calhoun County ISD trustees receive Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes training

Calhoun County Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 26, 2026

Summary

Board trustees attended a Team of Eight session on May 26, 2026, led by Region 3 Education Service Center representatives Morris Lyon and Missy Klimitchek to review Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO) practices; no formal board action was taken during the training.

The Calhoun County Independent School District Board of Trustees held a Team of Eight training session on May 26, 2026, focusing on Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO). Dr. Morris Lyon and Dr. Missy Klimitchek of the Region 3 Education Service Center conducted the training during the meeting held at 525 N. Commerce Street in Port Lavaca.

Board members in attendance included President Bill Shrader, Vice President Cindy Alford, Secretary Dana Dworaczyk and trustees Brian Batts, Tyler McAfee, Vinson Phillips and Michael Williams; Superintendent Evan Cardwell was also present. The meeting was scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. and was called to order at 5:32 p.m.

The minutes record that Dr. Lyon and Dr. Klimitchek "conducted the Team of Eight Meeting which included Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes (EISO) Training." The record does not list specific lesson content, recommended policy changes, or follow-up assignments resulting from the training. No formal action or vote related to EISO instruction or policy was recorded during this agenda item.

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