Isaac Ledesma

The committee reviewed health curriculum options, ultimately recommending a CATCH plus supplemental curriculum model. Key discussion topics included establishing wellness priorities for the upcoming school year, specifically focusing on nutrition, physical activity, hygiene, puberty, and student development. The committee also supported plans for a district-wide back-to-school health and resource fair and reaffirmed protocols regarding parent communication and consent for health programs.

The agenda includes reports, discussion items, and action items regarding the relocation of the Savoy site to Rosenberg, including a waiver of mileage restrictions. The board will also enter into an executive session to consult with legal counsel regarding various matters, deliberate on personnel actions, and discuss real property leases and acquisitions, as well as security audits. Actions regarding personnel resignations and employment will be considered upon reconvening from the closed session.

The agenda includes reports and discussion items, a motion to approve a resolution for the waiver of mileage restrictions regarding the relocation of the Savoy site, and an executive session for consultation with legal counsel, deliberation regarding personnel matters, consultation on real property leases and acquisitions, and deliberations regarding security audits. Action items following the executive session involve considerations of personnel resignations and employment, as well as providing board instructions to the superintendent.

The committee evaluated four health and wellness curriculum options focused on topics such as abstinence, physical activity, and adolescent development. Key discussion points included addressing student needs like bullying prevention and puberty awareness, a preference for internal staff delivery of programs, and the implementation of clear parental communication and consent procedures. Additionally, the committee initiated planning for a Back-to-School Health and Resource Fair to provide immunizations, school supplies, and wellness resources to the community. Next steps include reviewing shared materials via a committee survey and preparing a final recommendation for the school board.

The board discussed academic performance, enrollment strategies, and facility renovations. Financial reports indicated increased expenses and debt concerns, with a directive to develop a plan for debt reduction. The board addressed various action items, including the ratification of a local improvement plan, TEKS certification, adoption of an instruction policy module, and revisions to admissions and enrollment policies. Additionally, the board approved lease agreements, property relocations, a district office address change, and grant applications for cybersecurity and other initiatives. An executive session was conducted to deliberate on personnel matters, security audits, and real estate transactions.