Pearland Independent School District Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Trustees
The Board conducted a public hearing on the proposed tax rate for 2026. Key actions included approving a rolling bid award for computer and technology services, several memoranda of understanding with educational and community partners including the YMCA and Rice University, a required professional development plan, the T-TESS appraiser list, and a partnership agreement with Communities in Schools. Additionally, the Board ratified emergency procurements, approved Board Operating Procedures, appointed TASB delegate and alternate representatives, set the 2026 tax rate, approved a budget amendment, and amended the District of Innovation Plan. Administrative reports were presented on safety audits, purchases, interim financials, bond updates, and investments, followed by a closed session concerning personnel and legal matters.
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Pearland Independent School District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board meeting focused on a public hearing regarding the proposed tax rate for the upcoming tax year. Key actions included the approval of various procurement contracts, including blanket purchase orders for technology, transportation services, and maintenance supplies. The Board reviewed and authorized multiple memoranda of understanding covering network connectivity services, after-school childcare programs, and specialized training initiatives. Additional agenda items involved the approval of university affiliation agreements for student teaching and clinical placements, adoption of the professional development plan, and finalization of the T-TESS appraiser list. Furthermore, the Board addressed the ratification of community partnerships, emergency facility remediation procurements, updates to board operating procedures, the selection of TASB representatives, and the adoption of the final tax rate and budget amendments.
Nov 11, 2025·Board meeting
Pearland Independent School District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board meeting focused on several key items including a presentation on Educational Technology Specialists, approval of procured budgeted purchases exceeding $100,000, and adoption of the 2025 Certified Tax Roll. The board also addressed the Learning Acceleration Support Opportunities Cycle 4 Mentorship Program application, several RFPs for district-wide contract services, fine arts, food and catering, and student activities. Additionally, the agenda covered a memorandum of understanding with Counseling Connections for Change, Inc., an affiliation agreement with Angelo State University, approval of the annual prevailing wage schedule, the 2024-2025 financial statement audit, budget amendments, and tax collection penalty increases.
Nov 11, 2025·Board meeting
Pearland Independent School District Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
The Board meeting agenda included several items for consideration and potential action. Key discussions involved educational technology specialist support systems, which utilize Pearamount Plus, PD in a Box, and the Canvas Tips and Digital Repository Series to enhance professional development. Consent Agenda items covered the approval of various Requests for Proposals (RFPs) for district-wide contracted services, fine arts services, restaurant/catering/grocery supply, and student/district activities and venues. Other consent items included the approval of the Tax Year 2025 Certified Tax Roll, approval for applying for the Mentorship Program Allotment through LASO Cycle 4, approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Counseling Connections for Change, Inc. for student counseling services, and an Affiliation Agreement with Angelo State University for student clinical experience. Regular Agenda items included the consideration of the Annual Financial Statement Audit for Fiscal Year 2024-2025, a resolution to increase the penalty for tax collection costs from 15% to 20%, approval of a contingent fee contract amendment with Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott, LLP for delinquent receivable collection, approval of the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget Amendment #2, and action on Advanced Placement Merit Pay and Career Technology Teacher Incentive Pay.
