Recent activity at Georgetown Independent School District
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Georgetown Independent School District Safety and Security Committee Regular Meeting
The agenda focuses on critical safety and security operations, including the review of the multihazard emergency operations plan, safety and security audit procedures, and intruder detection. Key discussion areas encompass emergency preparedness, training and drills, physical security and access control, behavioral threat assessments, emergency communications, and trauma response protocols. The committee will also address compliance with state reporting requirements and receive legislative updates.
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Board of Trustees of Georgetown ISD Regular Meeting
The board meeting agenda covered a variety of topics including recognitions for student awards, an update on the district's out-of-district student transfer program, and a superintendent's report. Key consent items for review included financial reports for the general, food service, and debt service funds, the approval of proposed library materials for purchase and donation, and updates to the District of Innovation Plan, local policies, and financial institution authorized users. Additionally, an action item regarding a teacher mid-contract termination was scheduled for consideration.
Oct 5, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board of Trustees of Georgetown ISD Workshop Meeting
The meeting agenda includes a public comment session, an update from the Superintendent regarding Prop A, a review of Beginning of Year Map/MClass data, consideration of possible adjustments to the District of Innovation Plan, and a presentation of the Bilingual/ESL report.
Oct 5, 2026·Board meeting
Georgetown Independent School District Board Board Workshop
The board workshop covered several key topics. The superintendent provided an update on Proposition A, a proposed tax rate increase intended to fund teacher and staff pay raises, detailing the potential financial impact on residents and the consequences for the district if the proposition fails. The discussion also included a review of teacher pay competitiveness and the impact on student programs, as well as an overview of the district's insurance cost-saving measures. Additionally, staff presented information on the beginning-of-year assessment data from MAP and MClass, explaining the district's testing strategy, assessment windows, and the use of these tools as universal screeners to inform instruction.
