Montgomery ISD principals present campus updates to board
At an Oct. 6 special meeting, principals from Montgomery ISD campuses presented updates on initiatives for the 2026-27 school year and reviewed STAAR test score results. Principals discussed campus improvement plans and student performance data.
Earlier story. First reported Oct 5, 10:00 am; added here Oct 8. Details may have changed since.
- Where
- Montgomery ISD
- When
- Oct. 6 special meeting
- First reported
- Oct 5, 10:00 am
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The facts
- Creekside Elementary reported improvement in economically disadvantaged students' 2026 STAAR scores.[1]
- A September teacher survey at Creekside showed 93% felt campus systems and processes were working effectively, and 86% saw improvement in student behavior.[1]
- Montgomery Elementary School's STAAR score dropped from 88 in 2024-25 to 79 in 2025-26, after rising from 83 in 2023-24.[1]
- Montgomery Elementary School identified three student groups performing lower than peers: economically disadvantaged students, special education students and emergent bilingual students.[1]
- Montgomery Elementary School hired a new reading instructional coach as a Title 1 campus to improve students' reading comprehension.[1]
- DEN CTE Center student population grew from 409 students to 520 students year-over-year.[1]
- DEN dual-credit cosmetology program enrollment grew from 85 students to over 450 students with the addition of new programs of study.[1]
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Sources
- News Montgomery ISD principals provide updates for campus success Community Impact Newspaper · Oct 7
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