LAMESA ISD superintendent warns coding, absences could cost district $285,000
Superintendent Dr. Bonnie Avey told trustees LAMESA ISD could lose an estimated $285,000 if some high‑school students are not attending classes or are miscoded in PEIMS; the board asked staff to bring the PEIMS coordinator and counselor for clarification.
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At the May 28 meeting of the LAMESA ISD Board of Trustees, Superintendent Dr. Bonnie Avey told trustees the district faced a possible funding shortfall tied to student attendance and state coding. "LAMESA ISD is currently potentially losing $285,000 due to some students not attending classes or being coded incorrectly in PEIMS," Avey said.
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