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Trustees add Dual Credit Speech course to support CCMR calculation
Summary
Fairfield ISD will offer a Dual Credit Speech class in 2026-27 to help sustain college, career and military readiness (CCMR) percentages under recent accountability calculation changes; board approved unanimously.
The Fairfield ISD Board of Trustees voted to add a Dual Credit Speech class for the 2026-27 school year after hearing that recent changes to CCMR calculations could affect accountability ratings.
Superintendent Mr. Craig told trustees that "recent changes to the way that CCMR (college, career, and military readiness) is calculated could have a significant impact to the accountability rating for the high school and the district." The board approved the superintendent's recommendation (motion by Jeff Wright, second by Ashlee Daniel); the vote was 7-0. The district said the course is intended to help maintain CCMR percentages while staff continue work on students earning Industry Based Certifications and meeting TSIA college-readiness thresholds.
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