Maggie Martinez

This Campus Improvement Plan for Laredo Independent School District's Honore Ligarde Elementary School for 2024-2025 focuses on establishing expectations for academic excellence and college, career, and military readiness. The plan prioritizes creating a safe and healthy learning environment, fostering students' socio-emotional development and life skills, and building meaningful relationships with families and community leaders. It also emphasizes maintaining efficient organizational support structures and ensuring financial accountability to achieve positive performance outcomes.

The administration meeting focused on reiterating team goals, communication protocols, and operational expectations for the district. Key topics included end-of-year preparations, online registration campaigns, summer school planning, and budget updates. The meeting also addressed ESSER III fund allocations, learning loss mitigation strategies, and the review of instructional support and staffing requirements.

This Campus Improvement Plan for Christopher M. Macdonell Elementary School outlines strategies for the 2024-2025 academic years, focusing on four key goals: achieving academic excellence and equity, fostering a safe and healthy learning environment, cultivating meaningful relationships with parents and the community, and maintaining efficient organizational support structures. The plan aims to develop continuous learners who achieve at least one year of academic growth, are proficient in technology, and are prepared for real-world application of their skills within an enriching learning environment.

This Campus Improvement Plan for Escuela Primaria Jesus A. Kawas, under the Laredo Independent School District, outlines a comprehensive strategy for the 2024-2025 academic year. It focuses on achieving academic excellence and equity to ensure college, career, and military readiness. Key objectives include fostering a safe, healthy, and supportive learning environment, developing strong relationships with parents and the wider community, and maintaining efficient, fiscally responsible organizational structures. The plan aims to empower students, enhance learning opportunities, and promote their development as productive global citizens.

The meeting included discussions and presentations on goals and objectives for the school year, required school safety action steps including targeted audits, exterior door sweeps, and safety requirement certifications. The board also reviewed the emergency operations plan, evaluation criteria for active threats and shooters, intruder audits, the Navigate360 emergency management program, and updates regarding employee COVID-19 cases.