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Rodriguez Elementary showcases data-driven Tier 1 instruction; two students honored
Summary
Rodriguez Elementary leaders described efforts to strengthen Tier 1 instruction through coaching and collaborative planning; the board recognized fourth grader Diana Ruiz-Soto and seventh grader Asher Popa as students of the month.
Principal Ofelia Santiago and campus teachers told trustees the campus is strengthening Tier 1 instruction by building teacher capacity with consistent coaching, collaborative planning, and a data-driven instructional system to align teaching and interventions with student needs. The presentation highlighted classroom coaching and coordinated planning as central strategies.
Superintendent Dr. Jack Lee and the board recognized Diana Ruiz-Soto, a fourth-grade student at Rodriguez Elementary, and Asher Popa, a seventh-grade student at Barnes Middle School, as Superintendent's Students of the Month for model leadership and achievement. The recognitions and campus overview were presented during the March 24 meeting.
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