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Oct 30, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
New elementary school.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Chireno
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
365
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
4813980
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
2
Mascot
School mascot.
Owls
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
60.03
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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This document outlines multiple service agreements between CHIRENO ISD and Region 7 Education Service Center for the 2023/2024 contract year, covering a range of educational and administrative support services. The agreements specify fees for most services, while some are marked 'Call For Pricing'. An explicit total is provided for the selected services, but it explicitly excludes those without a stated fee. The agreements detail the scope of services, responsibilities of both parties, and contact information. A separate Interlocal Agreement for a Purchasing Cooperative is also included, with a term running from 2025 to 2026.
This document outlines multiple service agreements between Region 7 Education Service Center (seller) and CHIRENO ISD (buyer) for the 2024/2025 contract year. The overall effective period spans from July 1, 2024, to August 31, 2026, due to an overarching Interlocal Agreement for the Purchasing Cooperative. Services include academic content, administrative leadership, IMS (ASCENDER), cybersecurity, digital learning, DMAC solutions, ESSA contracted services, legal training, funding & accountability, fine arts, gifted and talented programs, health/nurses/PE cooperative, HR services, legal consulting, purchasing, professional school counseling, school safety/security, superintendent support, and TEKS resource system. Some services have specified fees, totaling $75,584.46, but three shared service arrangements (SSAs) are marked "Call For Pricing" and are explicitly noted as not included in this total, indicating that the provided total is not comprehensive for all services outlined.
This document outlines a series of service agreements between Region 7 Education Service Center and CHIRENO ISD for the 2025/2026 contract year. These agreements cover a wide range of educational and administrative support services, including academic content, leadership training, information management systems (ASCENDER, DMAC), digital learning, federal program assistance (ESSA, Bilingual/ESL, CTE, Migrant Education SSAs), fine arts, gifted and talented programs, health and human resources services, legal consulting, purchasing cooperative, school counseling, safety and security, superintendent support, technology services, and curriculum resources (TEKS Resource System). The majority of these agreements are effective from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026, with one notable exception starting July 1, 2025. A 'Total of selections' amounting to $78,521.25 is provided, but this figure explicitly excludes several 'Call For Pricing' services, indicating it's a subtotal rather than a comprehensive total for all services mentioned.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Chireno Independent School District
The board discussed and approved several items, including the bond sale results for new school building bonds, the 2026/2027 budget and tax rate, and end-of-year budget amendments for 2025/2026. Key actions included approving a good cause exception for armed security officer requirements, adopting the district counseling plan for the upcoming school year, and selecting a property and liability insurance policy. Additionally, the board reviewed the FIRST financial rating, authorized an overpayment remittance to the Texas Medicaid and Healthcare Partnership, and entered into an agreement for the purchase of attendance credit while delegating specific contractual authority to the superintendent.
The board meeting focused on the consideration and approval of hiring Arrow Education Services as the superintendent search firm.
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The meeting included reports from the principal regarding school preparation and the superintendent regarding district activities, asbestos testing, construction logistics, bond financing, and construction delivery methods. The board approved the schematic design and architect for a new elementary school project and selected competitive sealed proposals as the construction delivery method. Additionally, the board approved an increase in high school breakfast and lunch prices to comply with federal mandates and authorized a staff development waiver for the upcoming school year.
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