Round Rock ISD officials announced June 16 that monitoring of the district by the Texas Education Agency came to an end after just about 18 months after it started.
What they're saying: In a press release from the district, Superintendent Hafedh Azaiez stated that he is grateful for the presence of the monitor over those months, and that the decision to end monitoring is a “reflection of the collective work of the board of trustees” to improve its practices and service to the community.
Board President Amber Landrum said June 22 that the decision is the culmination of a “long journey,” and echoed Azaiez’s sentiment regarding the work of the board.
“I want to thank Dr. Faltys for his work and support throughout the monitoring process,” Landrum said. “I look forward to moving forward alongside with the rest of the board and continuing our important work in student outcomes.”
