Jaretha Jordan, deputy superintendent of teaching and learning, said the centerpiece of the district’s plan, dubbed “Mission Possible,” places an instructional team at each of the three schools, working weekly with campus leaders and teachers. (Valeria Escobar/Community Impact)
Fort Bend ISD officials have launched small instructional teams at Olympia, McAuliffe and Missouri City middle schools to provide instructional and academic support to campus staff at the start of the school year. The teams come after the schools received a failing state accountability score for either the 2023-24 or 2024-25 school year.
The primary goal is for each campus to earn at least a “C” rating in the 2025-26 accountability year, allowing them to exit state-designated school improvement status and avoid interventions including possible closure or reconstitution by the Texas Education Agency, if the campuses receive five consecutive failing scores, per the TEA website…