Hackett School District

The board meetings covered a wide range of operational and academic topics including personnel matters such as re-employment of staff, resignation acceptances, and new hires. Significant financial decisions were made regarding the approval of asphalt, flooring, and roof repair bids, as well as the purchase of vehicles and security equipment. Academic reports were presented on diverse subjects such as testing performance, academic honors, graduation rates, and specific school programs. Furthermore, the board addressed policy revisions, budget approvals, and the appointments of board members to various positions and committees.

The Board of Education meetings covered several key topics, including personnel decisions such as the employment of new staff, acceptance of resignations, and contract renewals for licensed staff and administrators. Academic discussions focused on programs like Course Choice, Third Grade Retention Law, ACT testing, and academic honors. Financial actions included the approval of annual budgets, financial audits, school calendars, salary schedules, and various infrastructure bids for building repairs, roofing, automatic gates, flooring, and security camera systems. Additionally, the Board handled emergency operational plans, security assessments, and appointments to vacant board positions.

The board approved the 2024-2025 Financial Audit, the 2026-2027 School Calendar, and principal contracts for several individuals. Additionally, the board approved a digital sign quote from US Signs.

The meeting covered several key actions. The Board approved the Superintendent Michael Freeman's contract with performance targets extending through the 2028-2029 School Year. Personnel actions included accepting resignations and approving a new hire list. Significant financial decisions involved accepting a TIPS bid from Coryell Roofing for the elementary quadplex roof system and a separate roof repair contract with Coryell Roofing for the gymnasium, cafeteria, and elementary school facilities.

The Board of Education addressed several items across multiple meetings documented. Key discussions included academic reports on ACT testing, various budget approvals for different fiscal years (2025-2026, 2027-2028), employee actions such as employment of Nicole Moore and acceptance of resignations, appointment of Michelle Lasiter to a vacant board position, approval of resolutions related to the 2026 6-year Master Plan and 27/29 Funding Cycle Partnership Program Application, and approval of the 2025 School Board Training Hour Report. Other topics involved budget transfers to the Building Fund, price increases for adult meals, purchase of a new vehicle, approval of insurance roof replacement quotes, and various construction bids for facility improvements like awnings and concrete projects.