Conroe Isd Safety And Security Committee Safety And Security Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered several key safety and security initiatives, including an overview of district mental health initiatives focused on student well-being, the role of school counselors in prevention and crisis support, and the introduction of the 'Empowering Students with Heart and Purpose' initiative. Participants discussed the reduction in student outcries and the implementation of district-wide relational practices. The meeting also addressed the mandatory psychological first aid training for committee members and provided an update on the district's cybersecurity measures, highlighting improvements in network monitoring, device security, and the transition to a closed system for software management to enhance digital safety.
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Conroe Independent School District District Improvement Plan 2026-2027
The Conroe Independent School District's District Improvement Plan for 2026-2027 outlines a roadmap to ensure all students graduate with confidence and competence. The plan is structured around six core goals: enhancing student achievement through rigorous academic standards and skill development; recruiting, developing, and retaining a highly-qualified and satisfied staff; fostering a safe, positive, and collaborative culture; exercising fiscal stewardship to maintain financial strength and support educational programs; building strong partnerships through transparent communication and community relations; and ensuring efficient, safe, and effective operations of facilities and services. The overarching vision is to provide quality instruction, operations, and leadership, preparing students for post-graduation success in a caring community.
Jan 14, 2026·Board meeting
Conroe Isd School Health Advisory Council Meeting
The meeting commenced with a quorum check, confirming that over 51% of total membership, and 51% of those present, were parents, allowing business to proceed. The agenda included a recap of the previous meeting (which lacked a quorum and thus made no decisions), approval of minutes from the September 23rd and November 11th meetings, and community feedback. A key discussion involved an email query regarding COVID vaccine or flu shot requirements for prospective teachers, which HR confirmed were not mandatory. The status review covered communication activities, including data request follow-ups with the Board, and a discussion regarding screen time, which will be addressed by a newly formed workgroup. Subcommittee updates were provided: the Bylaw subcommittee discussed quorum requirements and attendance issues, noting that past attempts to change quorum rules were difficult and suggesting focus instead on enforcing removal bylaws for inactive members. The Compliance subcommittee reported on updating a spreadsheet of topics. The Physical Activity and Fitness subcommittee reported no updates as the chair role is vacant, and discussions are ongoing regarding FitnessGram and community outreach programs. The Mental Health and Suicide Prevention subcommittee completed drafting survey questions for counselors, teachers, and students, which have been sent to administration, and they are coordinating efforts to identify service gaps alongside district survey efforts.
Jun 12, 2025·Strategic plan
Peet Junior High School Campus Improvement Plan 2024-2025
This Campus Improvement Plan for Peet Junior High School outlines a strategic direction for the 2024-2025 school year. The plan focuses on enhancing student achievement and post-secondary success through a high-quality curriculum, fostering strong school leadership and fiscal responsibility, and recruiting, developing, and retaining highly-qualified staff. It also prioritizes cultivating a safe, positive, and collaborative school culture conducive to learning, delivering effective and rigorous instruction, and improving specific STAAR assessment passing rates for targeted student groups in Social Studies and Science.
