Despite losing ground comparing the 2020-21 school year to the prior year as far as academics are concerned, Boerne Independent School District students in most cases are faring better than their Region 20 and state counterparts.
That was the focus of the district’s annual report presented by Chief Instructional Officer Larissa Flores during a public hearing at the board of trustees January meeting.
The report is a state requirement that must include several items, including Texas Academic Performance Reports prepared by the Texas Education Agency, financial standards for the district and each campus, the district’s accreditation status, performance objectives, student performance in postsecondary institutions and information on violent or criminal incidents on BISD campuses.
