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Baseball Scrimmage Canceled Today
Tuesday  February 9th
JVG-VG-VB vs Scurry Rosser Here @ 5:00
Lady Tigers Senior Night

Malakoff Schools Continue Moving Towards Excellence
The Texas Education Agency indicates that Malakoff is continuing to make great strides towards excellence on the academic front. The data indicates that Tool Elementary is the first Malakoff campus in many years to reach the level of exemplary.   Malakoff Elementary School and High School barely missed that mark, receiving recognized status.  Malakoff Middle School as well as the District as a whole maintained acceptable ratings.  Closer examination of the data tells the real story.  Each campus is rated on a different number of indicators based on the number of students the campus has in various sub-groups.  Tool was rated on nine different indicators.  All nine were in the exemplary range.  At Malakoff Elementary, the campus was rated on eleven indicators.  Of those, nine were in the exemplary range and two were in the recognized range (both in science).  The Middle School was rated on fifteen indicators with eleven of those falling in the exemplary range.  There was one score in math that fell in the recognized range and three science scores that fell in the acceptable range.  The High School was rated on twelve indicators.  Ten fell in the exemplary range with two science scores in the recognized range.  At the District level, twenty-two indicators were measured.  Fifteen of the twenty-two were exemplary, six (two in math and four in science) were recognized, and only one score (in science) fell in the acceptable range. Overall, 84% of the scores fell within the exemplary range compared to 54% the year before.  As these scores indicate, the staff continues to be focused on meeting each student’s individual needs in order to prepare them for the future.
MALAKOFF ISD ADOPTED A TAX RATE THAT WILL RAISE MORE TAXES FOR MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS THAN LAST YEAR'S TAX RATE.


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