Richey Cutrer

The meeting included the approval of the Consent Calendar items, with the minutes from the December 11, 2025, meeting being subject to approval (though the approval itself is excluded from the summary). Board recognitions were given for achievements related to the Watchdog Alert System, various athletic awards (including President's List, Soccer Team championship, and Esports National Champions), and strong overall athletic department academic performance (GPA of 3.17, high transfer hours). An update on Spring 2026 enrollment showed overall semester credit hours were up nearly 4% and dual credit enrollment exceeded goals by 8%. The December 2025 Financial Statement was presented, indicating the Education & General Fund was ahead of budget by $7.77M net effect across E&G and Auxiliary funds. The Human Resources section detailed new hires, promotions, and exiting employees. The District President reported on key updates including an overview of Senate Bill 37, which expands board authority over curriculum and evaluations; an overview of the Office of the Ombudsman; and strategic planning elements for the next cycle, including preparations for SACSCOC reaffirmation and fundraising for a new Health Professions Building. Planning for the College's 80th Anniversary celebration in Fall 2026 was also discussed.

The meeting included board announcements and recognitions of students from Corsicana, Waxahachie, and Midlothian SGA Groups. An update on enrollment was presented, showing variations in Summer I and II credit hours compared to the previous year. The April 2024 financial statement was reviewed, detailing budget changes, income sources, and disbursements. The board discussed Senate Bill 17 certification, Executive Order No. GA-44, and a letter from Texas Governor Greg Abbott regarding Title IX. Personnel actions, including appointments, resignations, and retirements, were also addressed. The District President's report included upcoming events and changes in HB 8 funding.

The meeting included an enrollment update, a presentation on Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Reinvestment Zone 3, and a financial statement review. The board discussed personnel actions, including resignations and terminations. Updates were provided on Navarro College - Midlothian, and the District President reported on upcoming events.

The agenda includes items related to board governance, including open forum time and consent calendar items such as meeting minutes, engagement letter, campus carry report, and Title IX coordinator report. The board will discuss enrollment updates, consider action on the May 2024 financial statement and quarterly investment report. There will be updates on personnel actions, a district president's report, upcoming events, district and campus news, and branding and affinity initiatives.

The meeting included an enrollment update, which showed increases in semester credit hours and headcount. The July financial statement was presented, highlighting budget changes for the Adult Education Grant and the status of various funds. The proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year was reviewed and adopted. The board declared its intent to set the Ad Valorem Tax Rate for 2024. Updates on personnel actions, including new appointments and exits, were shared. The District President reported on upcoming athletic events and Navarro College Day.