Cuero ISD briefs trustees on A–F accountability injunction, LPAC changes and K–2 BOY assessment data
Summary
Deputy Superintendent Kim Fleener told trustees a court issued a temporary injunction blocking TEA from issuing 2023–24 A–F accountability ratings; she also reported LPAC additions to ESL counts and detailed beginning-of-year literacy assessment percentages for K–2.
Deputy Superintendent Kim Fleener told the board that a judge in the 2024 A–F accountability litigation issued "an Order Granting Temporary Injunction," which bars the Texas Education Agency from issuing A–F accountability ratings for the 2023–24 school year until a final judgment is entered; the trial is scheduled for Feb. 10, 2025.
Fleener also provided Local Policy Assessment Committee (LPAC) updates that added a small number of students to the district's ESL population across campuses and presented beginning-of-year (BOY) literacy data for kindergarten through second grade across multiple measures. "District LPAC Update" entries included campus-level counts and Fleener walked trustees through BOY percentages across phonemic awareness, decoding and reading comprehension.
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