Llano Independent School District

Discussions included a campus spotlight presentation recognizing the Llano Junior High 7th and 8th grade basketball teams. The police chief reported an exemption from the annual Racial Profiling Report due to not performing traffic stops. The Superintendent provided updates on District and Campus Strategic Plans, and campus principals presented MAP Data Reports. Action items included the approval of progress tracking for the 2026 EB Summer School program, approval of a resolution regarding wage payments during emergency school closings, and approval of a teacher certification plan application to the Texas Education Agency. The Board approved Calendar Option B for the 2026-2027 school year and declined a resolution to adopt policy mandating prayer and Bible reading on every campus. Election officials were appointed for the May 2, 2026, trustee election, and the purchase of specific books was approved. The Board also approved adding, revising, or deleting Local policies per TASB Localized Policy Update 126 instructions. Following a closed session to discuss personnel, safety audits, and administrative contract evaluations, the Board approved the extension of several administrator contracts.

This document outlines the long-term and interim ESSA goals for Llano Junior High, covering the period from 2022-2023 through 2037-2038. Key strategic areas include academic performance in Reading/ELA and Mathematics, English Learner (EL) progress, and four-year longitudinal graduation rates. These goals are disaggregated with specific targets for all students and various subgroups to measure progress towards improved educational outcomes.

This document outlines Llano Senior High's goals, performance objectives, and strategies for the 2025-2026 academic year. The plan focuses on five key areas: ensuring excellent student performance, building staff capacity and providing exceptional service, fostering engaged parents and community, maintaining financial integrity and efficient operations, and prioritizing safety. The overarching mission is to engage hearts and minds for lifelong learning, aiming to empower the community.

Key discussions during the meeting included recognizing accomplishments by FFA and 4-H students, presenting a Certificate of Appreciation to Cowboy Christmas for Kids for significant donations, and honoring School Board Members for their service with certificates and jackets. Administrative reports covered updates on the District and Campus Strategic Plan, school attendance figures, and bond projects. Action items approved included the Annual Financial Audit for the year ended August 31, 2025, ordering a General Trustee Election for May 2, 2026, and approving a list of books posted on the district website. The Board also held discussions regarding TASB-initiated policy updates and future meeting schedules. Following a closed session to discuss personnel, security issues, and the Superintendent's contract evaluation, the Board reconvened to extend the Superintendent's contract by one year.

This 2025 Federal Report Card for Llano Independent School District outlines state, district, and campus ESSA Goals, serving as a strategic roadmap for academic performance, English Learner progress, and graduation rates. The plan establishes interim and long-term targets, extending through the 2037-2038 academic year, for all students and various subgroups, while also detailing the state's accountability system and school differentiation methodologies.