SAISD's New High 5 Framework Standardizes Classroom Practices
The San Antonio school district says the framework aims to help it avoid state intervention, while some teachers have raised concerns.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by KSAT
Bexar County
The San Antonio Independent School District has introduced a new instructional framework called High 5. The framework standardizes classroom practices across the district.
Superintendent Adrian Bustillos said the plan is intended to help the district avoid state intervention. Some teachers disagree with the plan. Teachers who raised concerns said the approach limits their flexibility.
Written by The Alamo Republican from KSAT’s reporting, using only the facts in it. KSAT’s own headline: “High 5 standardizes classroom practices across SAISD, drawing concern from teachers who say the approach limits their flexibility”
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