Jessica Jordan

The Lampasas Independent School District's mission is to develop lifelong learners and educate the total child, preparing students physically, mentally, socially, and morally to reach their highest capacities. Key goals include achieving exemplary academic performance in core subjects, providing a challenging curriculum, maintaining a safe learning environment, and recruiting highly effective personnel. Additionally, the district aims to foster communication with parents and the community, integrate technology for digital learning and administration, ensure well-maintained educational facilities, and practice fiscal responsibility to meet student needs.

The 2024-2025 Campus Improvement Plan for Kline Whitis Elementary School outlines strategies to foster a nurturing environment and empower the continuous growth of the whole child. Key priorities include enhancing student academic progress across all subjects, particularly in mathematics and literacy, and providing a challenging, rigorous curriculum to help students reach their full educational potential. The plan also focuses on ensuring a safe and disciplined learning environment, recruiting and retaining qualified personnel, actively engaging parents and the community, and effectively integrating technology for instructional and administrative purposes. It emphasizes data-driven instruction, targeted interventions for all learners, and ongoing professional development for staff, all while maintaining educational facilities.

This Campus Improvement Plan for Taylor Creek Elementary School outlines a strategic direction focused on achieving exemplary student performance in core subjects, providing a challenging and rigorous curriculum, and maintaining a safe and disciplined learning environment. The plan prioritizes goals related to recruiting and retaining qualified personnel, fostering active parent and community partnerships, effectively integrating technology, and maintaining educational facilities. Key initiatives address student achievement, school culture, staff quality, and curriculum implementation, with specific attention to improving attendance, supporting diverse learners, and enhancing staff development.

The Board meeting included a recognition of student artwork, a review of financial bills, and the adoption of a resolution to nominate candidates for the Lampasas Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. Administrative reports were provided covering student enrollment and attendance statistics, a presentation on middle school curriculum, and an update regarding an emergency response to a transformer failure at a local elementary school.

The Board meeting included a presentation on Lampasas High School and an audit report for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. The Board reviewed and approved the Annual Financial and Compliance Report as well as the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas report following a public hearing. Additionally, the Board discussed the 2026 School Facility Bond, requested further financial planning details, and received administrative updates regarding student enrollment, attendance rates, and support services.