The Board addressed multiple action items, including compliance resolutions with the Texas Education Code regarding instructional requirements and DEI duties, approval of breakfast and lunch charges for the upcoming school year, and authorization for the purchase or lease of vehicles for student transportation. Budget amendments for the 2025/2026 period were approved alongside the adoption of the 2026/2027 budget. Discussion topics included the review of Charter FIRST ratings, STAAR accountability results, the Foresight Camp Summer Impact Report, community book nook events, and the superintendent evaluation process.
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The board approved multiple contracts, including agreements for PowerSchool, LinkedIn, Frontline Education, E-Rate consulting, elevator services, cleaning services, off-duty police services, and security officer services. Furthermore, the board adopted policies and regulations regarding integrated pest management, including the formal designation of a coordinator and the approval of a compliance manual. The meeting also featured discussions on fundraising training, statewide student enrollment trends, and updates on Teaching and Learning (T&L).
Mar 31, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Cityscape Schools Board Monthly Board Meeting
The board discussed and approved a district vulnerability assessment, an interlocal cooperation contract with the University of Texas at Austin, an agreement with the Learning Agenda, and the acquisition of Diligent Corporation board software. Additional approvals included a service contract for Pro Kleaners, an Erate C2-Advanced Networks project, House Bill 3 goals for early childhood literacy, mathematics, and college, career, and military readiness, and annual certification of instructional materials. Furthermore, the board authorized an additional days school year waiver regarding winter storm emergencies. Financial reports were reviewed, and updates were provided on blended learning and the LASO program, while the discussion regarding a Cityscape Police Department was tabled.
The board conducted a public forum regarding registration procedures for addressing the board. In action items, the board reviewed and approved the annual written certification confirming that no administrator, officer, employee, board member, or their close relatives derive financial benefits from real estate transactions involving the organization.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
