Alison Judkins

The meeting commenced with the Board President calling the meeting to order. The agenda included a section for public comment, although no individuals signed up to speak. A key non-action item for discussion and consideration was the Public Hearing regarding the Comfort ISD 2024-2025 FIRST (Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas) Report. The meeting was adjourned shortly thereafter.

The meeting included a Blue and Gold Student and Staff Recognition segment and dedicated time for Public Comment on both agenda and non-agenda items. Written reports included updates from the Superintendent regarding an Open House, 12 Days of Holiday Cheer, the Facilities Committee, and PREP Allotment, alongside various Administrator's Reports (Curriculum, Health/Safety/Communications, Elementary, Middle, High School, Food Service, Athletics, Technology, Cleaning, and Operations). The Board approved the Consent Agenda items, which covered previous months' minutes, various financial reports (Local M&O, Interest and Sinking, Student Activities, Donations, Investment), and budget amendments. Discussion items included the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) 2024-2025 Annual Report and the 2024-2025 FIRST Report review. Action items involved the approval of the 2024-2025 Financial Audit Report, selection of 2025-2026 SHAC members, approval of Policy Update 126, and major decisions regarding potential bond projects, including selecting Pfluger Architects, selecting construction manager agent (CMA) as the delivery method, and selecting Gallagher as the Construction Manager Agent. Additionally, the Board approved a Resolution to Cast Allotted Votes for the Kerr Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. The Board convened in closed session to discuss personnel matters, including employment offers, contract renewals/terminations, and resignations/retirements.

The agenda for this special meeting includes a call to order, a period for public comment with time limitations based on the number of speakers, and non-action items for discussion. Key discussion topics involve receiving and reviewing information from the Facilities Committee and a presentation/discussion regarding the possible calling of a Bond Election for May 2, 2026. Action items center on discussing and potentially approving an Order Calling for a Bond Election to be held by Comfort ISD, followed by adjournment.

The meeting agenda included a call to order, a public comment period with specific time limits for individuals addressing the Board on agenda items, and non-action items for discussion and consideration. Key discussion topics involved receiving and reviewing information from the Facilities Committee and a presentation regarding the possible calling of a Bond Election for May 2, 2026. A primary action item was to discuss and consider approval of an Order Calling for a Bond Election to be held by Comfort ISD. The notice also detailed procedures for compliance with accessibility standards and outlined conditions under which the Board might enter a closed session, such as consultation with legal counsel or discussion of real property.

The meeting commenced with a call to order, followed by sections for student and staff recognition and public comment, which included time limits for speakers. Written reports presented covered the Superintendent's updates, including training dates, a survey, and upcoming events, as well as various administrator reports (Curriculum, Health/Safety, Elementary, Middle, High School, Food Service, Athletics, Technology, Cleaning, and Operations). The Board unanimously approved the Consent Agenda, which included previous meeting minutes and various financial and operational reports. Discussion items included the Annual Report of the Food Service Program, the first reading of an update, and the 2024-2025 Financial Audit Report. Action items involved approving Safe and Supportive School Program Teams, casting allotted votes for the Kerr Central Appraisal District Board of Directors, and approving a Resolution & Adjunct Faculty Agreement recognizing the Kendall County Texas 4-H Organization for extracurricular status consideration. The Board convened into a closed session to discuss personnel matters, including employment offers, contract renewals/non-renewals, and resignations/retirements, before adjourning.