The Socorro Independent School District (ISD) Board of Trustees held a regular meeting on May 21, 2025, where they celebrated the district's achievements in student success and academic performance. The meeting highlighted the impressive graduation rates and the opportunities available for students, including college credit programs that benefit families financially.

During the meeting, board members discussed the accountability measures for graduation rates, noting that the state considers four, five, and six-year rates, with the highest rate being used for evaluation. The district is projected to maintain a solid "B" rating in the upcoming accountability ratings, which are expected to be released soon.

The board also reviewed the results of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) tests, noting that Socorro ISD exceeded state performance in most areas, although there is a goal to improve in one specific area where they currently fall slightly below the state average. The district is actively working to enhance academic rigor through defined instructional strategies and collaborative teaching methods, aiming to boost student engagement and understanding.

Chief Financial Officer David Solis provided a quarterly financial update, indicating the district's ongoing commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility. The meeting concluded with a positive outlook on the district's educational initiatives and financial health, reinforcing the board's dedication to fostering student achievement and community support.