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Five Schools Receive TEA Recognition for Academic Performance
- Updated: September 5, 2014
Pictured are (left to right) principals Alma Atkinson of Los Cuates Middle School, Linda Rodriguez of Olmito Elementary School, Ronnie Rodriguez of Los Fresnos High School, Melanie McCormick of Dora Romero Elementary School, and Rosemary Leal of Los Fresnos Elementary School. Photo: LFCISD.net
Five Los Fresnos CISD schools identified as Reward Schools were recognized by the TEA for High Progress at the Region I Education Service Center Thursday.
Principals at the schools – Los Fresnos High School, Los Cuates Middle School, Los Fresnos Elementary, Olmito Elementary and Dora Romero Elementary – received the recognitions on behalf of their schools.
The high-performing awards were presented to Title I schools with distinctions base on reading and mathematics performance. In addition, high school reward schools are recognition with the highest graduation rates.
The rewards were formerly called as Distinguished Schools. Texas will continue recognizing high performance with school distinction designations in performance and progress for schools meeting reward criteria.
High progress schools are in the top 25 percent in annual improvement, and/or are in the top 25 percent of those schools demonstrating ability to close performance gaps based on system safeguards.
The five schools are equal to 36 percent of the district’s 14 schools to receive the distinction. LFHS, LCMS, LFE and OES were also named High Performing Schools.
