Natasha S. Crain

The Board of Trustees meeting included the recognition of top graduating students and District Teachers of the Year. Administrative reports and consent agenda items, including financial reports and various donations, were presented and approved. Action items addressed post-election procedures, the reorganization of board officers, approval of grading and irrigation projects, and the formal acceptance of a board member's resignation. Additionally, the board approved budget amendments, the appointment of an individual to the Lone Star Board of Trustees, and the installation of new serving line equipment. The session concluded after addressing personnel matters and professional employee contracts in a closed session.

The Board of Trustees held a meeting to review upcoming agenda items. Administrative reports included an update on Fine Arts, STEM, and PE programs, as well as an update on district events. The Board reviewed consent agenda items, including multiple scholarship and program donations, and monthly financial reports. Discussion and action items slated for the regular meeting were reviewed, including post-election procedures, reorganization of Board officers, and a recommendation for grading and irrigation projects. Financial discussions covered budget amendments, the approval of a staff member serving on the Lone Star Board of Trustees, and the installation of new serving line equipment at the high school.

The board meeting included the recognition of top graduating seniors and an educator award, followed by the conduct of post-election procedures for board members, a reorganization of board officers, and the approval of grading and irrigation projects. The board also accepted the resignation of a board member and approved budget amendments involving the general operating fund and the child nutrition fund for serving line renovations. Additionally, the board approved a nomination for a member to serve on the Lonear Board of Trustees.

The Board of Trustees recognized outstanding district employees and discussed various administrative reports including campus teachers of the year and continuing education training. Consent agenda items covering donations, budget amendments, and financial reports were approved. Action items addressed and approved included the submission of TEA waivers for missed school days, extension of a program manager contract for bond projects, instructional material allotment and TEKS certification, the district improvement plan, wage payments during a district closing, engineering proposals for parking lot renovations, and the purchase of maintenance equipment. Additionally, the board acted on personnel matters and professional employee contracts following a closed session.

The Board of Trustees discussed and took action on declaring specific district real property on Guimon Rd as surplus property. Additionally, the Board delegated authority to the Superintendent to execute the sale or exchange of the identified surplus property. A presentation regarding the 2026-2027 Budget Workshop was also conducted.