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Jul 7, 2026·Board meeting
Lubbock Independent School District Student Achievement/Engagement Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered several key areas, including parent and family engagement data, with a report on reaching attendance goals and the implementation of a new engagement platform. The district provided an overview of academic improvement plans, focusing on student achievement goals and tiered support systems for campuses. The Director of Nursing Services presented updates on the district's nursing program, addressing student health needs, staffing shortages, and emergency response compliance. Additionally, the district discussed a potential partnership with Texas Tech University K-12 to establish a virtual school option for students with specific learning needs.
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Lubbock ISD Board of Trustees Meeting And Workshop
The Board of Trustees meeting covered several key topics including citizen comments regarding explicit material in school libraries and the review process for library books. The Board discussed budget preparations, compensation plans for employees, and surplus property management, with a recommendation for a naming convention for a new school. Additionally, the Board conducted an executive session and approved the hiring of a new Director of Instructional Technology.
Jun 2, 2026·Board meeting
Lubbock Independent School District Board of Trustees Student Achievement/Engagement Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several key district initiatives and challenges. Discussions included an update on the Effective Advising Framework (EAF) grant and its implementation plan for college, career, and military readiness. Changes to the Advanced Placement (AP) exam policy were reviewed, transitioning exams to an optional status with associated fee structures to manage budget constraints. The committee received an annual report on the Gifted and Talented (GT) program, noting positive performance outcomes and ongoing training needs. Additionally, concerns were raised regarding the proposed Texas Education Agency (TEA) requirements for new grade-level reading lists, which may impact curriculum and budgeting. Finally, the district leadership presented a detailed budget update, addressing a projected deficit, pay structure debates for staff raises, and new measures for financial transparency and zero-based budgeting.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Lubbock Independent School District Regular Meeting
The board meeting included recognitions for various student accomplishments in athletics, arts, and academic competitions, including State Qualifiers in speech, debate, science fairs, history, and FFA. The board held an executive session to address personnel appointments for administrative and principal roles. Financial actions included approval of budget summary reports, amendments, transfers, and investment reports. Key academic actions involved participation in shared services for the deaf program, adoption of recommendations from the School Library Advisory Council, approval of a dual language instructional model, and a memorandum of understanding with Texas Tech University. Administrative actions included setting the 2026-2027 board meeting schedule, approving a student transportation contract, and submitting state waivers for attendance. Finally, the board approved several procurement contracts, interlocal agreements, and reviewed the projected 2026-2027 budget.
