Clifton Independent School District

The board meeting featured a public forum presentation regarding the benefits of implementing a unit road system in the county. The board approved the consent agenda. Key discussions included an update from the Bossi Central Appraisal District concerning the annual budget, staffing salary adjustments, and critical technology upgrades, including new computer systems and aerial survey tools. Additionally, the district received an update on the valuation of major local industrial projects and an investment report detailing the status of the general fund.

The board discussed the preliminary budget for the upcoming year presented by the Bossi Central Appraisal District, noting a reduction in the assessed amount. Key agenda items included the approval of an audit engagement letter for the 2026 audit, the annual review and approval of the district investment policy, and a discussion regarding preliminary results for campus standardized testing. The board reviewed longitudinal tracking data and data on student performance levels, and plans were made to further analyze final test results in an upcoming July meeting.

The board meeting included the recognition of student accomplishments and the service of an outgoing trustee. Board members were issued certificates of election and completed the oath of office, followed by the reorganization of board officers. The agenda covered an update from the Bosque Central Appraisal District and a report on scholarships awarded to graduating seniors. The board approved a new College, Career and Community Coordinator position, the adoption of new instructional materials, and a resolution for an investment agreement with the Lone Star Investment Pool. Furthermore, the board received an update on the upcoming budget, reviewed board operating procedures, and approved multiple personnel contracts for teaching and specialized positions.

The board meeting included the recognition of students for their achievements in an essay competition and the state track meet, as well as the recognition of the top 10% of the senior class. The board also performed a special recognition of a retiring trustee, issued certificates of election to newly elected board members, and administered their statements of office. Furthermore, the board conducted a reorganization of its leadership positions, including the election of a president, vice president, and secretary. Finally, the board approved the consent agenda and received an update from the Bosque Central Appraisal District regarding board election structures, budgeting processes, salary surveys, and appraisal procedures.

The board meeting included several key agenda items such as the recognition of students for their art competition achievements and a review of quarterly budget and investment reports. The board discussed the upcoming legislative requirements for school bus seat belt installations and approved a list of new library materials. Additionally, the board approved the 2026-2027 school calendar and adjustments to the 2025-26 school calendar, including designating specific days off. Other actions included authorizing a contract for drug dog services, approving the replacement of electronic devices, and passing a resolution to nominate the superintendent for a regional award. During the executive session, the board deliberated on personnel matters, including new teacher and counselor hires and contract extensions for assistant principals.