Katy Independent School District

This document outlines the Parent and Family Engagement (PFE) Plan for Cimarron Elementary School, focusing on enhancing student academic achievement and fostering an inclusive environment. It details strategies for improving academic performance across all content areas, particularly on STAAR assessments, through targeted interventions and enrichment opportunities. The plan emphasizes family involvement, outlining policies, communication channels, and the use of Title I funds to support student and family engagement. Key components include annual review processes, specific academic growth targets for reading, math, and science, and various opportunities for family participation and training.

The agenda for the Regular Board Meeting included several key items. Recognitions were planned for a new principal at Winborn Elementary School, the University Interscholastic League 2026 6A Spirit State Championship, and Seven Lakes High School. The meeting included portions for public comment on both posted and non-agenda items. A Closed Meeting was scheduled for consultation with the Board's attorney and to discuss and consider contract approvals for administrative and staff personnel. Following the closed session, action items covered the naming of the North Transportation facility, authorization and parameter setting for Unlimited Tax School Building and/or Refunding Bonds, approving new rate periods for existing bonds, expressing intent to defease/redeem outstanding bonds, and reimbursing project expenditures. Financial reports for December 2025 and budget amendments for February 2026 were also up for approval. Consent items included approval for the design of the Opportunity Awareness Center, construction contracts for Elementary School #49, renovations at Polly Ann McRoberts Elementary School, an agreement with SPARK for Bear Creek Elementary School, and system replacements for the Building Management Control System at Tompkins High School and chiller replacement at Taylor High School Natatorium. Other items included renewal of the TASB Risk Management Fund Casualty Program, the proposed summer work schedule, acquisition of new library books, and a utility easement for AT&T Texas. Discussion/Action items involved adopting a resolution authorizing land acquisition for the Waller County Appraisal District and considering formal reconsideration requests for two library books: 'Cat Kid Comic Club' and 'Fake News Phenomenon'. The meeting concluded with deliberation and consideration of a Level Three FNG grievance in a final Closed Meeting session.

The document contains the minutes for a regular board meeting held on December 08, 2025, which were subsequently approved on February 23, 2026. The document structure indicates the presence of images and mentions the Board President and Secretary. Key discussion topics or agenda items are not detailed within the provided excerpt beyond the meeting type and dates.

The agenda for the regular board meeting includes several segments. The meeting begins with a call to order, followed by the Pledges of Allegiance, featuring a student and a musical performance. Recognitions are scheduled for the City of Katy Proclamation for School Board Recognition Month, a PTA book donation, a Girl Scouts presentation, the KEYS Mentor program's 30th anniversary, and a high school recognition. Public Comment is scheduled for both posted and non-agenda items, requiring prior email sign-up. A Closed Meeting is planned to consult with the Board's attorney, discuss safety/security updates, and evaluate the superintendent's quarterly performance. Following the Closed Meeting, a Public Hearing is scheduled for the Annual Report, including the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) 2024-2025. The Consent Agenda includes consideration and approval of the November 2025 Financial Reports, January 2026 budget amendments, the annual financial audit report, the 2026-2027 Property Insurance Program, the 2027-2028 Instructional Calendar (and an amendment), a Professional Development Waiver, acquisition of New Library Books, and various contracts/plans including renovations at Jeanette Hayes Elementary School, a Targeted Improvement Plan for Cimarron Elementary, Interlocal Agreements, and flooring/lighting upgrades at several facilities. Information Items include Board Committee Updates and a recap of member requests. A subsequent Closed Meeting is scheduled to consider a Level Three GF grievance (GF 25-012).

This Campus Improvement Plan for Golbow Elementary School outlines a strategic roadmap to provide authentic learning experiences in a student-centered environment, fostering lifelong learners and honorable citizens. The plan prioritizes improving academic performance, specifically enhancing STAAR scores in reading, mathematics, and science across 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Key objectives include attracting and retaining high-quality staff, supporting staff well-being, fostering robust family and community engagement, and promoting student social-emotional development and positive behavior. It also details strategies for curriculum implementation, technology integration, and leadership support.