Galveston Community College District Board Of Regents Regular Meeting
The Board of Regents meeting covered several key topics. Informative reports included a student success story regarding a wellbeing survey, fiscal year 2025-26 unaudited year-end and monthly financial reports, and a certification report under the Texas Education Code. Action items addressed included accepting the fourth quarter investment report, approving preferred vendors for IT and facilities for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, accepting several grants, appointing a voting delegate and alternate for the ACCT Leadership Congress, and ratifying instructor appointments. Special reports were provided by student and faculty representatives, and the college President updated the Board on enrollment figures and college initiatives.
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Galveston Community College District Board of Regents Regular Meeting
The Board of Regents focused on fiscal planning and governance, including the adoption of the budget for the upcoming fiscal year and the determination of the 2026 property tax rate. Key discussions also addressed the acceptance of multiple grant awards, approval of salary schedules, and the ratification of various personnel and vendor appointments. The board reviewed detailed monthly financial reports, investment updates, and committee recommendations, while establishing goals and meeting dates for the upcoming term.
Sep 1, 2026·Budget
Galveston College FY2027 Budget
Galveston College's approved operating budget for fiscal year 2027, the legal budget of record adopted by the Board of Regents.
Apr 8, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Regents Of The Galveston Community College District Regular Meeting
The Board of Regents meeting included a presentation on the Trellis Student Financial Wellness Survey results and a review of monthly financial reports. The Board discussed and approved the offering of an Advanced Technical Certificate in Nuclear Medicine and an amendment to the Interlocal Collection Agreement for tax services. Additionally, the Board took action on a variance to a landscaping contract, the purchase of furniture for the Student Success Center, and the conferment of faculty tenure. Full-time faculty reappointments were approved, and the Board held a discussion regarding the presidential search process.
