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Advisory Board unanimously approves Targeted Improvement Plan
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The Texas Tech University K-12 Advisory Board unanimously approved the district's Targeted Improvement Plan, which keeps improvement efforts in place despite the district's current A rating and includes hires and instructional coaching.
The Texas Tech University K-12 Advisory Board unanimously approved the district's Targeted Improvement Plan during its Nov. 10 meeting. The plan emphasizes continued focus on student growth and instructional improvement despite the district's current "A" rating.
Keetha Chadwick presented the plan's main elements: student outcome goals, participation in FLIPS coaching to strengthen instructional practice, exploration of a new curriculum using discussion-based assessments, hiring two assistant principals to lead professional learning communities, and continued tutoring through the MTSS framework using IXL and Brainfuse. The minutes record the approval but do not specify a roll-call tally.
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