Granbury Independent School District

The board meeting included an executive session regarding personnel, real property, and legal consultations. Discussions also featured a campus report on the Emma Roberson Early Learning Campus, a presentation of the Lamar Award, recognition of LEAP Academy graduates, the announcement of the Shottenkirk Senior of the Month, and a recognition of state powerlifting qualifiers.

The board meeting included an executive session to discuss personnel matters, real property, and legal consultations. The open session featured an update on Granbury Middle School, highlighting academic growth strategies using the EXCEL model and Capturing Kids Hearts initiatives. Achievement spotlights included the recognition of the Granbury Middle School robotics state championship team, the Granbury High School Regeneron Science scholar, and the district's swimming state finalists.

The meeting featured a discussion regarding a request for international exchange students to participate in the graduation ceremony. The superintendent provided an update on a new virtual hybrid program at the high school, noting strong interest. Additionally, the superintendent addressed the potential adjustment of high school and elementary school schedules to preserve instructional time, confirming that such changes will not be implemented for the upcoming academic year, though conversations on the matter will continue.

This document provides an overview of BridgeED, a pilot hybrid virtual learning program by Granbury Independent School District, designed to expand structured learning options and respond to evolving family needs. The program combines online coursework for core academics with a minimum of one required on-campus course each day, ensuring students maintain high academic standards and stay connected to campus life. It targets students capable of independent time management, proactive communication, and consistent adherence to deadlines, providing them with flexibility and accountability while offering full access to district programs and activities. The pilot program is set to launch in Fall 2026.

The agenda for the meeting includes standard proceedings such as Call to Order, Invocation & Pledges, and Adjournment. A significant portion of the meeting involves convening in Closed Session to deliberate on Real Property concerning the Decker Gym complex located at 301 N Hannaford and 600 W Bridge St., and to consult with the Board's attorney regarding pending or contemplated litigation. The Open Session will reconvene to consider possible action on the closed session items. The agenda also allocates time for Superintendent Comments and Public Comments where patrons may address the board.