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Canutillo ISD adopts STEMScopes math for K–Algebra I, board rejects Bluebonnet After a lengthy debate about evidence, training and costs, the Canutillo ISD Board voted to adopt STEMScopes K–Algebra I and rejected a separate motion to adopt Bluebonnet Learning. Trustees and administration cited interim test declines, teacher surveys, and Region 19 implementation support.

Canutillo ISD has made a pivotal decision to adopt STEMScopes for K–Algebra I, igniting a debate over educational efficacy and teacher autonomy.

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Argyle ISD outlines plan to comply with state seat‑belt mandate on school buses Under Senate Bill 546 the district must report bus seat‑belt status to TEA by April 1; Argyle ISD said it has 17 buses without seat belts, can retrofit only about six to meet a five‑year life test, and expects retrofits to cost roughly $40,000–$45,000 per bus if grant funding does not cover costs.

Argyle ISD faces a daunting challenge as new state regulations mandate seat belts on school buses, with 17 buses currently lacking this crucial safety feature and retrofit costs soaring to nearly $45,000 per vehicle.

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Keller ISD officials flag HVAC, energy costs and potential bond as budget risks District finance and operations staff told trustees that rising utility rates, aging HVAC/MEP systems and uncertain ESA-related enrollment pressure pose budget risks; administration said a bond or third-party financing are options and that further analysis will be carried to an April budget workshop.

Keller ISD faces a looming budget crisis as skyrocketing energy costs and aging systems threaten the future of its schools—could a bond measure be the lifeline they need?

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Montgomery ISD parent urges independent review after son fractured in locker-room assault At the March 24 board meeting a Lake Creek parent described a January assault that broke his son's jaw and asked trustees to order a formal review, confirm whether required threat-assessment procedures were followed, and consider an independent investigation into the district's response.

A parent is calling for an independent review after his son suffered a brutal locker room assault that left him with a fractured jaw and raised serious concerns about school safety protocols.

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Socorro ISD CFO outlines budget plan aimed at ending conservatorship, projects $7M revenue gap CFO David Solis told trustees the district is planning for a 725‑student enrollment decline — about a $7 million revenue impact — and is building next year's budget to be balanced so the district can meet conservatorship exit criteria; trustees were briefed on timelines for April'June actions.

Socorro ISD is tackling a $7 million revenue gap while aiming for a balanced budget to end state conservatorship—can they pull it off?

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West Oso ISD votes to partner with Driscoll Children’s Hospital for school‑based mental‑health services The board approved a three‑year agreement with Driscoll Children’s Hospital to station a full‑time mental‑health specialist at the junior high, offering therapy, crisis intervention and staff training; the contract starts without direct cost to parents but may bill insurance for professional charges in future.

West Oso ISD just approved a groundbreaking partnership with Driscoll Children’s Hospital to bring dedicated mental health services directly to junior high students, ensuring support is just steps away!

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Connally High School Lockdown: Pflugerville ISD Investigation Connally High School in North Austin was placed on lockdown Monday after Pflugerville ISD police received a tip. Get the latest updates on the investigation.

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Beaumont ISD presents annual report showing improved "approaches" rates but low "meets" rates and special‑education concerns District staff presented the Texas Academic Performance Report: 60% of students scored at 'approaches' in reading and 53% in math, while smaller shares met grade-level expectations; the district also reported a special‑education determination of Level 4 (needs substantial intervention).

Beaumont ISD's latest report reveals that while 60% of students are hitting the 'approaches' mark in reading, only 35% are meeting grade-level expectations, raising serious concerns about educational equity and special education needs.

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San Felipe-Del Rio ISD in Texas Restores In-Network Systems After Cyber Incident The San Felipe-Del Rio school district in Texas reported a widespread disruption of internal, in-network systems—including internet and telephone—after suspicious activity was detected on March 18. Telephone service was restored quickly and schools remained open while full restoration of internal systems continues under monitoring; there is no public confirmation of ransomware, data theft, or an identified attacker. #SanFelipeDelRioSchoolDistrict #SFDRCISD

San Felipe-Del Rio ISD in Texas restores telephone service after a cyber incident disrupted in-network systems. Schools remained open as full system restoration continues under close monitoring. #TexasSchools #CyberAttack #UnitedStates

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Demographer tells Crowley ISD board enrollment is at a record high of about 17,100; housing pipeline could bring thousands more students The district's demographer presented a detailed forecast showing a 17,100 enrollment snapshot, multi-scenario projections for future growth, and a large development pipeline. Trustees discussed yields, capacity, and how growth may affect boundary and facility planning.

Crowley ISD's enrollment is booming at a record high of 17,100 students, with a housing pipeline that could add thousands more in the coming years!

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Abilene ISD officials outline $9 million price tag, waiver route as state moves to require three-point seat belts on school buses District transportation staff told the Abilene ISD board that only 36 of about 127 buses are compliant with Senate Bill 546. They said retrofitting 46 buses would cost roughly $33,000 each (about $1.5 million) while full replacement to meet the law could total roughly $9 million; the district plans to seek a waiver via the state's Sentinel process.

Abilene ISD faces a staggering $9 million challenge to comply with new state laws requiring three-point seat belts on school buses, and the clock is ticking!

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KIPP Texas outlines TEA intruder-detection audits; reports six findings across campuses this year Deputy chief of school-based operations Timbre Simon told the board KIPP Texas has had 26 TEA intruder detection audits this school year with six findings; KIPP said it conducts door checks three times per day and uses overlapping guard shifts and a classroom door policy.

KIPP Texas has conducted 26 intruder detection audits this year, revealing six findings, but their safety measures go above and beyond state requirements!

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CFISD budget update: deficit narrowed to ~$33.7M; board approves refunding bonds CFO Karen Smith told the Cypress‑Fairbanks ISD Board that one‑time audits and interest income reduced the district's projected 2025–26 deficit from $45.5M to about $33.7M; the board also authorized issuance of unlimited tax refunding bonds, Series 2026A.

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD has successfully reduced its projected budget deficit from $45.5 million to approximately $33.7 million, thanks to strategic financial adjustments and unexpected revenue gains.

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Midway ISD board votes unanimously to close Spiegelville Elementary and rezone its students At a special meeting, the Midway Independent School District board approved closing Spiegelville Elementary at the end of the 2025–26 school year and approved new attendance zones sending students to South Bosque and Woodway, citing declining enrollment, building maintenance needs and budget shortfalls.

The Midway ISD board has made the tough decision to close Spiegelville Elementary, citing declining enrollment and urgent facility upgrades needed for the aging campus.

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Argyle ISD faces budget uncertainty after change to frozen-hold-harmless calculations Argyle ISD officials told the board the district annot count on a previously expected frozen "hold harmless" payment after a Comptroller methodology change reduced the district llocation to zero, complicating next year's budget and pushing administrators to plan conservatively.

Argyle ISD is facing a budget crisis after a sudden $1 million loss in expected funding due to a controversial change in state calculations.

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Board reviews safety and internal‑audit findings: intruder‑detection results and Gibson Consulting reports Trustees heard an intruder‑detection audit update showing five campuses with corrective actions, and Gibson Consulting presented accounts‑payable and CIS/PEIMS audits; trustees requested progress updates and timelines for implementing recommendations.

Austin ISD trustees are taking crucial steps to enhance campus safety and streamline operations after recent audits revealed areas needing improvement.

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La Joya ISD outlines transportation overhaul after audit, aims for August rollout District leaders described a multi-month overhaul of routing, fleet maintenance and safety systems after internal and external audits found outdated routes, no preventive maintenance schedule and high per-student costs. The plan includes new routing software, real-time parent tracking and community town halls ahead of an August 2026 rollout.

La Joya ISD is set to revolutionize its outdated transportation system after revealing shocking audit findings, paving the way for enhanced safety and efficiency by August 2026.

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Board hears bond construction update; approves additional abatement, AV panels and intercom upgrades Contractors told trustees bond projects are about 92% complete and that Area G substantial completion slipped to May because of asbestos and concealed conditions. Trustees approved additional asbestos abatement ($125,000 cap), districtwide interactive panels ($455,917), and intercom upgrades (≤$160,000) from bond funds.

Rockport Fulton ISD's bond projects are nearing completion, but unexpected asbestos issues have pushed the final deadline to May—what's next for the district?

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CSISD to submit plan on three‑point seat belts after law takes effect; retrofits could cost about $570,000 A district transportation presenter said Senate Bill 546 (effective Sept. 1, 2025) requires three‑point seat belts on school buses and that CSISD has 49 buses without them; retrofitting the remaining fleet could cost about $30,000 per bus and roughly $570,000 total after planned replacements, though the district hopes for TEA grant funding.

A new Texas law mandates three-point seat belts on school buses by 2025, but retrofitting could cost CSISD nearly $570,000—will they find the funding in time?

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College Station ISD projects one‑time revenue boost but warns of SHARS audits and committed roof repairs During a board workshop, the district’s budget presenter said property‑value studies and a $2.4M hail insurance payment will increase fund balance this year but much of that is committed to roof repairs; Miss Wilson also flagged SHARS audits and a projected federal revenue shortfall. The board set next steps in the budget calendar.

College Station ISD anticipates a $3.8M boost from property studies and a $2.4M hail insurance payout, but warns that much of this funding is already earmarked for critical roof repairs.

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KIPP Texas SHAC: child nutrition updates, menus and advisory committees announced Child nutrition manager Hannah Bishop told the SHAC that KIPP Texas serves all student meals for free under the Community Eligibility Provision and invited parents and staff to join region-specific menu advisory committees for next school year.

KIPP Texas is serving up free meals for every student, and they want your input on next year's menu—get involved and make your voice heard!

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Seguin ISD board votes 6–1 to pursue creation of district police department After a two-hour presentation and extensive Q&A, the Seguin Independent School District board voted 6–1 to approve a resolution to begin the process of establishing an SISD Police Department and seek TCOLE certification, citing aims of consistent on-campus coverage and specialized school-based training.

Seguin ISD takes a bold step towards safety by voting to establish its own police department, aiming for specialized training and rapid on-campus response.

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NEISD board approves 5‑year Bond 2025 implementation schedule and appoints architectural/engineering firms amid equity concerns Trustees approved a 5‑year implementation schedule and procurement methods for the $482.99M Bond 2025 program (5–0) and later approved the recommended list of prime architectural and engineering consultants and pools (4–1); Trustee Shelton voted No, citing concerns that contract awards may not benefit the district’s local businesses and workforce.

The NEISD board just greenlit a massive $482.99 million Bond 2025 program, but questions about local contractor involvement loom large!

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Pasadena ISD board adopts alternative resolution rather than adopting Senate Bill 11 language After public comment and trustee discussion noting no additional funding for SB 11, the district administration recommended an alternative approach; the board voted to carry the motion.

In a heated debate, the Pasadena ISD board chose flexibility over mandate, opting for an alternative resolution on school prayer rather than adopting Senate Bill 11.

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Votes at a glance: Canutillo ISD board actions on Feb. 24, 2026 The Canutillo ISD Board of Trustees recorded votes Feb. 24 on multiple items: the board declined to adopt a policy implementing SB 11, approved six electric buses (lease with EPA grant support), approved an MOU with Solros State University for dual‑enrollment access, approved multiple budget amendments and investment strategy changes, and appointed two elementary principals.

The Canutillo ISD Board made significant decisions on Feb. 24, from rejecting a mandatory prayer policy to approving a fleet of electric buses for a greener future.

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Canutillo ISD approves purchase of six electric buses under EPA‑supported lease The board approved adding six electric buses to the district fleet using an EPA grant to cover part of the cost. Administration said the package (a 10‑year, all‑inclusive lease) would run about $12,000 per bus per year and reduce diesel and maintenance allocations; trustees discussed retrofit deadlines for older buses and the district's continued reliance on diesel for special‑use routes.

Canutillo ISD is paving the way for a greener future by adding six electric buses to its fleet, with the support of an EPA grant, while also tackling compliance challenges with older diesel buses.

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Santa Fe ISD police report 47 stops in 2025 and no racial profiling complaints Chief Espinosa presented the district police's 2025 racial profiling report: 47 traffic stops, 0 complaints, 31 citations, 16 warnings, 0 arrests and 0 uses of force; the report was submitted electronically to 'TCO' on Jan. 15, 2026.

In a groundbreaking report, Chief Espinosa revealed that the Santa Fe Independent School District Police Department made 47 traffic stops in 2025 with zero racial profiling complaints!

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Sharyland ISD board approves consent agenda, policy aligned with state law and purchases; donor funding cited Trustees voted unanimously on a package of routine items and procurement: consent agenda, local policy updates tied to state law including a resolution referencing Senate Bill 11, approval of library materials, purchase of a 77-passenger bus, final payment and change order for a Steps building project (district came in under budget), and purchase of a portable annex funded in part by a $75,000 donation from Wonderful Citrus.

Sharyland ISD's Board of Trustees made significant strides in enhancing educational resources, including the approval of a new school bus and a portable annex for special education, all while coming in under budget!

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Sharyland ISD reports A rating for 2024'25 TAPR; special-education status flagged as 'needs assistance' District staff told trustees the 2024'25 Texas Academic Performance Report shows Sharyland ISD earned an A accountability rating and a 97.1% CCMR rate, while its special-education determination was listed as "needs assistance." The full report and data were posted to the district website.

Sharyland ISD proudly announces an "A" accountability rating for 2024'25, alongside a remarkable 97.1% College, Career and Military Readiness rate, but special education services are flagged for improvement.

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Goose Creek CISD board declines district‑run daily prayer period under new law, citing logistics After debate about parental consent, supervision and out‑of‑voice requirements, the board adopted a resolution declining to adopt a district‑managed daily prayer period as described in newly enacted Senate Bill 11; administration recommended the resolution because of administrative burden and existing protections for voluntary prayer.

The Goose Creek CISD Board has decided against implementing a district-managed daily prayer period, citing logistical challenges and existing voluntary prayer protections.

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