Ashley Cripe

This document outlines a strategic vision focused on preparing every child for success in college, career, or the military. Key strategic pillars include recruiting, supporting, and retaining educators; building foundational skills in reading and mathematics; connecting high school education to career and college readiness; and improving low-performing schools. The overarching approach emphasizes continuous improvement and actionable goal-setting to achieve student success.

The board meeting agenda focused on financial reports including bills paid, board reports, interest earnings, and cash flow. Action items included the approval of a mid-year budget amendment and a garage remodeling project exceeding $100,000. Additionally, the agenda featured personnel reports and informational updates regarding regional performance, a teachers of tomorrow partnership, and various upcoming leadership and national conferences.

Key discussions and actions for this board meeting included the consent agenda items covering the approval of financial reports (bills paid as of November 30 and December 31, 2025, interest earnings, and cash flow reports). Action items involved considering membership in the Central Texas Purchasing Alliance and considering approval for a Superintendents' Leadership Conference exceeding $100,000. Information and discussion topics included a review of the State of the Center across various services, receiving the personnel report, and updates on the Mid-Winter Region 12 Presentation and the IMPACT Texas Conference. A closed session was scheduled to discuss the evaluation and pay consideration of the Executive Director.

This document outlines competencies for a high-quality mentorship program, focusing on its vision, sustainability, and scalability to support long-term district growth. Key areas include effectively recruiting and assigning mentoring educators, implementing co-teaching strategies, supporting data-driven instructional practices, fostering a positive learning environment, and aiding in lesson planning.

The Education Service Center Region 12 aims to improve student performance by providing professional training and technical assistance. Its vision focuses on innovative solutions, empowered learners, and educated communities. The mission is to partner with schools and communities to achieve student success, aligning resources and services with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). Key strategic priorities include assisting school districts in improving student performance, increasing operational effectiveness and economy, and implementing statewide and regional initiatives.