BURNET — School board officials have approved a plan to raise Burnet High School math scores on standardized tests during the next two years after the school was rated academically unacceptable.
"I think it looks like a good plan," president Andy Feild said during the School Board meeting Oct. 3. "Hopefully, we are off to a good start."
Burnet High School Principal Craig Spinn addresses several parents and teachers during the Burnet Consolidated Independent School District board meeting Oct. 3. Staff photo by Raymond V. Whelan
The plan aims to help the school boost its state academic rating to acceptable during the next two years.
Burnet was one of several Texas schools — including neighboring Marble Falls High — rated academically unacceptable this year by the Texas Education Agency based on standardized test scores and attendance.
