Counselor reports SAT administration and growth in CTE certifications
Summary
Crawford ISD counselor Korie Dutschmann told the board the district will administer the SAT to about 50 students on campus for the first time and that Industry Based Certification (IBC) programs are expanding (18 certified in Animal Science; 14 pursuing Business Entrepreneurship).
Counselor Korie Dutschmann updated the board on student course selection and testing plans at the March 16 meeting. She said course selection meetings are complete and that "this Thursday, we will be giving the SAT to about 50 students on campus for the first time," signaling a new on-site testing opportunity for upper-grade students.
Dutschmann also reported growth in the district's Career and Technical Education pathways and Industry Based Certification (IBC) programs: approximately 18 students have received certification in Animal Science, and 14 students are in the process of obtaining certification in Business Entrepreneurship. She noted that Mrs. Benfer is working on welding certifications and that staff consider a good path for CTE classes to be established. The update did not include budgeted funding details for expanded testing or certification support.
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