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RCSD adopts targeted improvement plan for Moss Elementary
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Source: Royse City Herald-Banner

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In August, the Texas Education Agency released A-F accountability ratings for public school districts and campuses through the state – assessing Royse City ISD’s Sara Moss Elementary School with a grade of an F (59).As a result, TEA is requiring Moss Elementary to bring its overall grade up to at least a 70 (for a C) by the end of this school year. Otherwise, the school may face additional state interventions, measures or sanctions, Royse City ISD executive director of learning communities Kristy Moore explained at Monday’s board of trustees meeting.Also at the meeting, trustees approved a targeted improvement plan for the school, consisting of intensive instructional and curriculum support. The plan includes:– Adoption and implementation of “high quality” instructional materials for reading and math.
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