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Board President asked for a motion on the consent agenda. Sonia moved to approve the consent agenda; Jay seconded. The board president called for the vote and said, \"All in favor?\" and then announced, \"That motion passes.\" No roll‑call tally was recorded in the public transcript.

The board then recessed to a closed executive session for the following purposes as cited in the public notice: discussion of findings from intrusion detection audits (Tex. Gov't Code §551.076); consultation with the district attorney (Tex. Gov't Code §551.071); discussion of purchase, sale, exchange or value of real property (Tex. Gov't Code §551.072); and personnel matters (Tex. Gov't Code §551.074). The board returned to open session and took a motion to adjourn. Sonia moved to adjourn; Dasha seconded. All in favor were called and the board president announced the meeting adjourned.

No specific consent agenda items were separated for discussion in the public record and no public vote tallies by individual trustee were provided in the transcript.

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\"We're on schedule for approximately a May delivery on this,\" said the presenter, Mr. Brunner, describing the junior high construction and adding that fine grading, irrigation and sod installation are nearly complete. He showed photos of canopies, corridors and interior finishes and said the overhead mechanical, electrical and plumbing work has been signed off so ceiling tile and finish work can proceed.

Brunner told trustees that both CTE buildings have been signed off by the fire marshal and the city, furniture has been delivered and staff expect to occupy the rooms soon. He said artificial turf base material is being placed at the football stadium and that portion of the work should be completed within about 30 days.

Other items Brunner highlighted included completed casework in art classrooms, science room finishes, competition gym lighting and equipment installation, and the near‑completion of a JROTC building. He described punch‑list work for HVAC and other final items at the West campus HVAC CTE addition and said administrators were planning moves into the new space.

Board members responded with brief praise and questions about timing; one board member noted the intermediate campus no longer appeared on the projects list and said, \"It's done.\" The presenter answered scheduling questions but gave no new cost figures or formal change orders at the meeting.

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\"The district's new housing is at record pace with over 2,000 annual starts expected in 2024,\" the presenter, Bob, said during the board meeting. He told trustees the district’s fall enrollment was 14,929 and the projection is roughly 18,350 students in five years and about 22,300 in 10 years.

The report said Magnolia ISD currently has 38 actively building subdivisions, 15 future subdivisions in planning and roughly 33,438 lots listed as vacant developed lots and futures. Bob said groundwork is underway on more than 2,600 lots and that some master plans contain thousands of lots that will effectively create new feeder patterns for schools.

Why it matters: the growth projected from housing starts translates into capacity pressures at specific campuses. Bob identified Audubon and Williams elementary attendance zones as the fastest growing; he said Audubon is currently the highest activity zone across starts, closings and available lots. At current projections, Williams could exceed building capacity within a few years and Audubon will remain the district’s fastest‑growing elementary zone.

The presenter gave additional detail on student yields — the average number of students per home — reporting typical single‑family yields near 0.6 students per home and an average multifamily yield of about 0.175. He said the district has 609 students living in 3,474 multifamily units and that cottages or single‑family‑for‑rent developments can yield more students than traditional apartments but less than owner‑occupied single‑family homes.

The demographic model Bob described uses geocoded student addresses, housing inventories and cohort rollups from elementary through high school. He stressed that without the new housing the district’s enrollment would not grow; the projected increases are driven primarily by new home construction in the district’s attendance zones.

Board members asked about timing and the relative weight of cohort rollup versus housing growth for near‑term high school projections; Bob said high school numbers are influenced by current cohorts but that housing is the dominant driver for multi‑year growth. He also warned that while high schools have some scheduling flexibility to absorb growth, elementary capacity is constrained by how many classroom sections a campus can support.

Trustees did not take formal action on the forecast during the meeting; the report was presented for information and follow‑up questions were invited.

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Trustees approve consent agenda, recess to closed session and adjourn after executive session

Magnolia ISD says junior high on track for May delivery; CTE buildings cleared for occupancy

Magnolia ISD demographer: record homebuilding will push enrollment toward about 18,350 in five years