February 9, 2026 at 5:30 PM - Regular Meeting
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1. Call to Order and Establish Quorum
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2. Roll Call
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3. Action Items
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4. Board to Consider and Approval of Agenda
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5. Closed Session
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5.A. Consider Principals, Asst. Principals, Asst. Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction, and Leadership, Asst. Superintendent of Finance, PEIMS Director, Special Programs Director, Director of SPED, Director of Support Services, Chief of Police, Director of Transportation and Director of Technology
Presenter:
Wade Stanford
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5.B. Personnel
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5.C. Acknowledge Professional Contracts
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5.D. Intruder Detection Audit
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5.E. Real Property
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6. Invocation
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7. Pledge of Allegiance/ Texas Pledge
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8. Recognition of Students and Staff
Description:
WHS: Teacher of Month / SPACEK, VARELL
6th grade - Faith-Ann Martin 7th grade - Aniyah Duncan 8th grade - Landon Choate WES: Teacher of the Month / Terri Sumrow 3rd- Lexon Eyman 4th- Isolde Bickman 5th-Navaeh Polk WPS: Teacher of Month / Dr. Linda Wilder
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9. Public Comments
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10. Board to Vote on Items Discussed in Closed Session
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11. Information Items
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11.A. Finance Update
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11.B. Curriculum Update
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11.C. Discussion of Elementary TIP (Targeted Improvement Plan)
Presenter:
Laura Jones
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11.D. Senate Bill 11
Presenter:
Laura Jones
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11.E. HB 2 Teacher Certification Requirements and Waiver Option
Presenter:
Laura Jones
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11.F. Resolution to Compensate Employees for Bad Weather Days
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11.G. Policy Update
Description:
All of Policy F.
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12. Board to Consider Approval of Consent Agenda;
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12.A. Minutes of Regular Board Meeting January 12, 2026 and February 2, 2026
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12.B. Fundraisers
Description:
1. Book Fair / Miscellaneous Items Sale (WMS): This fundraiser consists of the sale of books, posters, and miscellaneous items and will be held at the WMS Makerspace. Item prices will vary, starting at $1 and up. No advance payment will be required from customers. There is no start-up cost to the organization, and proceeds will benefit the sponsoring group. Donations will be accepted. 2: Baked Goods Sale (WHS):This fundraiser involves the sale of baked goods, with items priced between $3 and $5. The event will take place at Evan Smith Furniture. No advance payment will be required from customers. There is no start-up cost to the organization, and all proceeds from the fundraiser will directly benefit the sponsoring group. Donations will be accepted. 3: Necklace Sale for Game Chances (WHS):This fundraiser consists of selling necklaces for $1.00, which allow students a chance to play games. The fundraiser will be held on the Westwood High School (WHS) campus. Customers will pay in advance. The estimated start-up cost is $75.00 for supplies, with profits expected to exceed 50%, as the primary expense is beads. Donations will not be accepted.
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13. Action Items
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13.A. Possibly Name Proud Panther Recipient
Presenter:
Wade Stanford
Description:
1. Jason Russell
2. William G. "Bill" Cooper (Deceased) 3. Amanda Malone |
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13.B. Possible Approval of Elementary TIP (Targeted Improvement Plan)
Presenter:
Laura Jones
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13.C. Senate Bill 11
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13.D. Consideration and Action on HB 2 Certification Waiver Request to TEA
Presenter:
Laura Jones
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13.E. Resolution to Compensate Employees for Bad Weather Days
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13.F. Consider and Approve Joint Election Resolution with the City of Palestine for the May 2, 2026 Election
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14. Future Agenda Items and Requests
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15. Adjournement
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