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Twenty Presidio ECHS students earn Odessa College associate degrees; program meets OBMs despite state designation
Summary
District officials said 20 Early College High School students earned associate degrees from Odessa College — the largest cohort yet — and staff said the ECHS met outcome‑based measures but remains in an 'Improvement Needed' status for one more year due to the state's two‑year designation rule.
District officials reported that 20 students in Presidio ISD’s Early College High School earned associate degrees from Odessa College this year — the largest graduating group in the program’s history.
Administrators explained the ECHS met the state’s current outcome‑based measures (including benchmarks such as 90% passing Algebra I EOC and 80% passing English II EOC among program enrollees), but will remain in an "Improvement Needed" designation for an additional year because the state requires a two‑year timeline for that classification to change. The board received the update as informational; no action was required.
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