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TAPR data shows overall growth; district aims to boost Meets and Masters scores
Summary
Melanie Bowers presented the TAPR report noting increases in annual growth, ADA above state average, reduced absenteeism and more campus walkthroughs; the district emphasized raising 'Meets' and 'Masters' accountability performance.
Melanie Bowers presented the district's Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) during the Jan. 12 board meeting, highlighting several positive trends: overall annual student-growth increased, average daily attendance (ADA) rose above the state average, absenteeism decreased, and campus walkthroughs increased leading to instructional improvement.
Bowers summarized the district’s priorities, saying a main focus “is to increase scores in Meets and Masters for Accountability.” The minutes indicate the board noted improvement but acknowledged there is more work to do in raising proficiency levels. No formal vote was required for the report; it was presented for information and planning.
The presentation gives the board a data baseline for upcoming instructional strategies and resource allocation; the minutes do not include detailed disaggregated numeric scores beyond the qualitative findings recorded in the TAPR summary.
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