Board Of Trustees Of Denton Independent School District Regular Meeting
The meeting featured recognitions for the Ryan High School Lady Raiders state championship and the district's first UIL State Mariachi Outstanding Performer. Key discussion topics included the 2026-2027 budget overview, an update on utility management from an energy audit, potential attendance boundary modifications following a campus closure, the 4th period attendance report identifying improved truancy prevention, and an intruder detection audit report. The Board also reviewed updates to its operating procedures. Action was taken to approve personnel matters, budget amendments, RFP 26002-01 for CTE supplies and services, a dual credit partnership with Texas Women's University, the McMath Turf and Track modification costs, and library material procurement. Finally, the Board approved attendance boundary modifications for the Braswell zone elementary schools.
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Board Of Trustees of Denton Independent School District Regular Meeting
The meeting included a closed session to address a Level 3 FNG Grievance, followed by an open session. Key discussions involved presentations on the Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas (CREST) Award recipients for the 2024-2025 school year. The Board received the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for fiscal year 2025 from the independent auditors and a Growth Report detailing housing market indicators and enrollment projections as of the 4th Quarter 2025. Staff also presented an overview of historical data to assist in the 2026-2027 budget process, covering priorities like resource allocation, compensation, and fund balance integrity. An update on the 2025 fall semester Gallup Q-12 Employee Engagement Data was reviewed, noting overall growth. Furthermore, a proposal for Denton Digital Virtual Programming options for the 2026-2027 school year, including K-5, 6-12, Original Credit, and Credit Recovery programs, was presented. The Board reviewed the Quarterly Investment Report for the 2nd Quarter of FY2026 and discussed the Instructional Math and ELA Resource Adoption process in response to HB 1605. The Consent Agenda covered personnel matters, leaves, compliance reports, election agreements, and a Winter Storm Resolution. Final actions included the unanimous approval of the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report for the year ended June 30, 2025, and the approval of the selected K-12 Math and K-5 ELA/SLA Instructional materials.
Nov 11, 2025·Board meeting
Board Of Trustees Of Denton Independent School District Regular Meeting
The meeting included several formal actions and informational items. The Board dismissed a grievance as untimely filed. Recognitions were presented to a high school student for winning a third consecutive UIL State Cross Country Championship and to the district's Fine Arts Theatre Departments for earning Exemplary status from TxETA, as well as being named a 2025 District of Distinction by the TAEA. A public hearing was held concerning targeted improvement and turnaround plans for several campuses, followed by informational discussions on the Energy Audit for facilities management and the draft calendar for the 2026-2027 school year. Further updates were provided regarding the Child Nutrition Department and the 1st Quarter Investment Report. The Board reviewed the 2nd Period Attendance Report and discussed the Intruder Detection Audit Report. A Head Start Annual Financial Compliance Report was presented. Policy Update 126 from TASB was reviewed. Items approved via consent agenda included minutes from previous meetings, personnel matters, budget amendments, purchasing items, and change orders. Additionally, the Board approved the 2025 Certified Tax Roll, allocated voting resolutions for the Denton Central Appraisal District, and approved the previously presented Targeted Improvement and Turnaround Plans. Finally, the Board approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Denton concerning property exchange near McMath Middle School.
