Lewisville Independent School District Board of Trustees Board Meeting
The board convened for a meeting that included a closed session regarding special education matters and legal consultation. Key actions included the authorization of a non-binding letter of intent for ground leases at three elementary school sites, which had been declared as surplus property. The meeting featured recognition of principals for Principal Appreciation Month and the designation of several schools as Apple Distinguished Schools. The superintendent provided an update highlighting community-focused initiatives such as Kindness Week, homecoming celebrations, updates on bond-funded facility improvements, and connections with staff and students. Additionally, an annual update on Career and Technical Education and business partnerships was presented.
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Lewisville Independent School District Board of Trustees Board Meeting
The board meeting included the approval of administrative appointments, specifically the chief of middle schools and principals for Ethridge Elementary School, Homestead Elementary School, and Southridge Elementary School. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the recognition and farewell of a board member, highlighting her service and commitment to the district. Additionally, a teacher at Morningside Elementary was recognized for her dedication and care for students.
Jun 1, 2017·Board meeting
Lewisville ISD Board of Trustees Board Meeting
The board meeting involved decisions on a grievance appeal and personnel recommendations, including the appointment of school principals and an assistant chief of schools. Recognitions were presented to student groups for state-level achievements in athletics, such as track and field, water polo, and softball, as well as academic success in Destination Imagination. Additionally, the board conducted a public hearing regarding the optional flexible school day program and received a report from Communities in Schools of North Texas highlighting services and volunteer support provided to students.
