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Granbury ISD receives accolades for financial management and college credit program

December 12, 2023 | GRANBURY ISD, School Districts, Texas



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Granbury ISD receives accolades for financial management and college credit program
The Granbury Independent School District (GISD) Board Meeting held on December 11, 2023, focused on financial health, academic achievements, and security measures within the district. The meeting commenced with a positive audit report, highlighting GISD's strong financial management. An auditor praised the district's business office for their efficiency and thoroughness, noting that GISD is as financially sound as any of the 20 districts they audit. The auditor commended the leadership of Emmett Whitefield and his team for their year-round dedication to maintaining fiscal responsibility.

Following the audit discussion, Superintendent Dr. Graham provided an update on recent accomplishments within the district. He announced that eight GISD campuses were recognized by U.S. News and World Report as top-performing schools. Dr. Graham also highlighted a significant shift in the district's dual credit program, moving from Weatherford College to Tarrant County Community College (TCC). This transition allows GISD students to take dual credit courses at no cost, potentially saving families up to $30,000 in college expenses.

Additionally, Dr. Graham recognized Jonathan Hutchinson, a student in the MCJ ROTC program, for receiving a nomination to a military academy from Senator Ted Cruz, marking a significant achievement for the student.

The meeting concluded with an update on security measures, including the installation of an intruder film to enhance safety in district facilities. Overall, the meeting underscored GISD's commitment to academic excellence, financial prudence, and student safety.

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