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Education agenda

A SMART education
agenda for Katy ISD.

Five connected priorities. A practical commitment to student success, great educators, and responsible leadership.

These are proposed campaign priorities, not statements of current district policy.

PROPOSED PRIORITIES

Student success & academic excellence

Strong foundations. More opportunities. Measurable progress.

  • Strengthen reading, mathematics, and core academic performance.
  • Expand access to STEM education.
  • Improve college and career readiness.
  • Focus on measurable student outcomes and achievement gaps.

PROPOSED PRIORITIES

Meaningful support for every student

The right resources to help every learner thrive.

  • Review Special Education services and resources.
  • Strengthen support for students with dyslexia and autism.
  • Support Gifted and Talented programs.
  • Improve services for English Language Learners.
  • Promote equitable educational opportunities.

PROPOSED PRIORITIES

Attract & retain great educators

Respect, support, and a place for great teachers to grow.

  • Examine teacher recruitment and retention.
  • Support competitive compensation and professional development.
  • Address excessive workloads and administrative burdens.
  • Encourage a positive and respectful working environment.

PROPOSED PRIORITIES

Responsible financial management

Thoughtful oversight. Long-term thinking. Taxpayer value.

  • Promote transparent budget oversight.
  • Examine debt obligations and interest costs.
  • Evaluate construction and facility needs against enrollment projections.
  • Review long-term financial commitments.
  • Protect taxpayer value while maintaining educational quality.

PROPOSED PRIORITIES

Transparency & community trust

Open conversations and a seat at the table.

  • Make district information accessible and understandable.
  • Encourage parent, teacher, and community participation.
  • Promote public accountability.
  • Listen to diverse community perspectives.
  • Support open and respectful public discussion.

Good schools start with a community that is heard.

Parents, educators, and residents all bring valuable perspectives. Thoughtful leadership means listening to those voices and working together.

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