Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District Called/Work Session Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting included a review of high school educational and wayfinding graphics, a career and technical education (CTE) cosmetology program evaluation, an HVAC and electrical program pathway proposal, and a review of separation and retention data. The board also reviewed regular agenda items including financial statements for August 2026, budget transfers, and an extension of various RFPs for district supplies and services. Additionally, the board approved donations, an interlocal agreement for elementary resource officers with the City of Fort Worth, campus improvement plans, and the awarding of a contract for construction management for multi-campus renovations.
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Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District Called/Work Session Board Meeting
The board conducted a called/work session to review various district reports, including updates on high school wayfinding graphics, a CTE cosmetology program evaluation recommending a phased sunset, an HVAC and electrical program pathway report, and annual district separation and retention data. The board reviewed monthly financial statements, budget transfers, and instructional materials adoption. Additionally, the meeting addressed several RFPs for supplies, services, and construction management, alongside the purchase of buses and playground improvements. Action items included the approval of donations, an interlocal agreement for elementary resource officers, campus improvement plans, and the selection of a construction manager. Executive sessions were held to discuss real property, personnel matters, and security assessments.
Apr 27, 2026·Board meeting
Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District Regular Board Meeting Minutes
The board meeting covered a wide range of actions, including the appointment of a Director of CTE & CCMR, the approval of consent items such as budget transfers, instructional materials certification, and the extension of a fuel purchase agreement. Significant project approvals included the intercom system upgrade, replacement of student and administrative devices, a change order for the Wilshire Elementary construction schedule, the purchase of portable buildings for Viridian Elementary, and the procurement of furniture and network equipment for multiple campuses. The board also authorized participation in a bus auction and approved a stipulated sum price for the Bell Manor Elementary replacement campus. Additionally, legislative priorities were discussed, and designations were made for TASB and Education Foundation delegates.
