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Paradise ISD reviews 2024–25 Texas Academic Performance Report
Summary
Superintendent Robyn Gibson presented Paradise ISD's 2024-25 TAPR to the Board on Feb. 19, 2026, highlighting comparative STAAR, EOC, ACT and SAT results along with student and staff demographic data. The hearing included no public comments and adjourned at 6:43 PM.
Paradise Independent School District held a public hearing on Feb. 19, 2026, during which Superintendent Robyn Gibson presented the district's 2024-25 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) to the Board of Trustees. The meeting began at 6:30 PM in the district board room; a quorum was confirmed by Board President Dr. Shannon Caddell.
"Mrs. Gibson provided the current 2024-25 TAPR report to the Board and shared a presentation comparing data from STAAR and EOC tests, student and staff demographic data, along with ACT and SAT Scores," the meeting record states. The presentation, as recorded, focused on standardized test comparisons and demographic breakdowns for students and staff; the transcript does not include additional detail or numerical results beyond the topics presented.
Board members listed as present included Dr. Shannon Caddell (Board President), Scott Cox (Vice-President), Russell Read (Secretary), Phil Erickson, Trent Murphy, Renea Remmele and Landon Smith. District staff on hand included Robyn Gibson (Superintendent), Stephanie Quarles (Assistant Superintendent), and school principals Brent Haugen, Nicki Carter, Kristin Gage and Josh Rutledge.
The hearing record shows no public comment was offered. The public hearing adjourned at 6:43 PM. No formal motions or votes on the TAPR are recorded in the transcript.
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