Matt Harbin

The board discussed several operational and strategic items, including a curriculum and learning update regarding CTE programming, the approval of district improvement plan goals and objectives aligned to the 2030 strategic plan, and the reclassification of a special populations instructional assistant position. Additionally, the board considered the engagement of independent auditors for a voluntary efficiency audit and for the annual audit of financial statements, reviewed requests for additional full-time equivalent positions to support district needs, and approved the naming of the renamed elementary school and hiring of key personnel.

This document provides an update on the Little Elm Independent School District's bond-funded projects. It outlines Phase 2 improvements for Little Elm High School, including new additions such as automotive and building trades facilities, expanded arts spaces, and a dance studio, alongside renovations to existing band/choir areas, the auditorium, and the library. The update also details the initial development at the Valencia Site and reports progress on Phase 1 projects, with various completion dates anticipated through 2027.

The board agenda includes a workshop session, comments from the Board President and Board members, and remarks from the Superintendent. Provisions for a potential closed meeting in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act regarding real property, personnel, legal consultations, and security were also outlined.

The Board discussed various superintendent reports, including the 2023-2024 Growth and Achievement Report and construction site logistics for the Little Elm High School addition and renovation. Action items included the hiring of the Alternative Education Campus Principal, the Director for Transportation Services, and the Director for Network and Technology Services. The Board also reviewed architect selection for the Strike and Walker Middle School interior renovations, approved a resolution concerning the Board of Directors of Denton Central Appraisal District, and addressed furniture vendor recommendations for Lakewood Village Elementary School. Consent agenda items included financial reports, expenditure reports, and a food catering services request for proposal.

The agenda for the meeting includes a call to order and a recess into a closed session to discuss legal consultations, student discipline matters, and the review of personally identifiable information related to students. Additionally, the agenda provides for comments from the Board President, Board members, and the Superintendent, followed by the adjournment of the session.