Board approves Aquatics Learning Center project and real property actions

As the clock struck 2:34 PM, the Boerne Independent School District (ISD) board emerged from a closed session, ready to tackle pressing matters concerning the future of local education facilities. With a quorum established, board members Carlin Fryer, Sarah Falconberry, Dallas Pipes, Dr. Kraft, Chrissy Schmidt, and Rich Senna gathered to discuss significant developments, including the much-anticipated Aquatics Learning Center project.

In a swift move, the board unanimously approved the continuation of the Aquatics Learning Center project, empowering the superintendent with the authority to oversee its progress. This decision marks a pivotal step in enhancing the district's educational resources, promising to provide students with valuable aquatic skills and safety training.

The meeting also addressed the potential acquisition and management of real property, with board members again showing their support for the superintendent to proceed with the necessary actions discussed in the earlier closed session. This decision reflects the board's commitment to ensuring that the district has the facilities it needs to support its growing student population.

With these critical decisions made, the meeting concluded shortly after 2:36 PM, leaving the board poised to advance its initiatives for the benefit of the community. As Boerne ISD continues to evolve, the focus remains on fostering an enriching environment for students and families alike.