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The board voted on a slate of items presented during the meeting’s action portion. Trustees approved renewal of the district’s property insurance through McGriff (noting a 13% premium reduction and a stated savings of $106,288), authorized emergency procurement and remedial work at Charlotte Elementary after mold was discovered before the start of classes, and awarded the banking depository RFP for the 2025–27 school years to Prosperity Bank following the proposal presentations.

Other approvals included renewals or continuations of cooperative insurance coverage through TASB Risk Management (automobile and privacy/security coverages), unemployment compensation coverage with TASB, the 2025–26 compensation plan minimum/mid/max ranges (to allow payroll preparation prior to final raises), an adjunct faculty agreement with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension for the 2025–26 school year, designation of additional authorized representatives for investment pools, approval of T-TESS appraisers for the year, and a budget amendment to close fiscal 2024–25 accounts.

The board approved a contingency-fee service agreement with Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson LLP (listed in the meeting as counsel for a property value study and appeals service) under terms described in the presentation; the district will pay the firm a percentage (noted in the presentation as 10%) of any additional tax revenue recovered. The motion carried.

Several votes were conducted by voice with the board announcing “Aye” when asked. Where individual recusals or abstentions were recorded, minutes reflect them: a trustee announced a recusal/abstention for TASB-related items and the clerk noted an abstention for one TASB vote (recorded in the meeting). No roll-call tallies were provided in the public record excerpts presented at the meeting.

The board’s minutes also record approval of the consent agenda, which included acceptance of donations from local banks for the new-teacher luncheon and approval of minutes from July meetings.

Motions, movers, seconders and outcomes referenced in the public meeting record are summarized in the actions list below.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Alice ISD Board Meeting 8/11/25","oneSentenceSummary","Alice Independent School District’s Board of Trustees on Aug. 11 approved multiple consent and action items, including renewal of the district’s property insurance, an emergency procurement to address a mold infestation at Charlotte Elementary, and the district depository contract recommendation to remain with Prosperity Bank.","taxTitle","ALICE ISD, School Districts, Texas","taxId",60727,"location","Texas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6484860,"Alice ISD superintendent reports first-day enrollment of 4,073 and describes phone-policy implementation",76,296000,372000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5560361-300f002e5565d5c8fb7bc6d8df066122&start=296&end=372","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5560361-300f002e5565d5c8fb7bc6d8df066122/thumbnail_296000.jpg","/articles/6484860/Texas/Alice-ISD-superintendent-reports-first-day-enrollment-of-4073-and-describes-phone-policy-implementation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6484860-490564df92617aea8e26f9343fffac7b/orig.mp4?Expires=1771151562&Signature=adKshXOO4jX6H0XYsPJjlRl32nHSeOd1ElqsV-ulXzvizL4t1ardnjbYaZT0gxufMN6PzRqrL0c9WsEbTjHXGPNOnrHWTp4k-rxTRgU58HFtm46yie796KK3XSq0cQmeawjrAXCVo8qNllKkhuff9U~BjbyaCvj-gHJMu1sohS5NV57me5Y8vMeDS7v6eMpQs1nBrGgBGAxp6lJEZIZessYSeMYb1FxOMdIJG7dSs3OHgXrQ-h5zfK1IPiaxSReRTm8r0q29p2BxrduWFksP5S6IEapvkPlzYIDViEEWj4C3XnA6BLvqLCYW2ndhei5wEqHBDemIZ5WgHe2TWkjj~g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Dr. Anicia Trevino, superintendent of Alice Independent School District, told the board at its Aug. 11 regular meeting that the district’s first-day enrollment was 4,073 students, 57 fewer than the district reported the prior year on the first day.

Treviño briefed trustees on operational priorities for the 2025–26 school year, naming student academics, safety and attendance among the district’s top goals. She said district leadership had begun implementing a cell-phone policy referenced in the meeting as House Bill 1481 and thanked middle- and high-school administrators for their work standing up the policy on day one.

According to Treviño’s remarks, high school staff collected about 18 phones during lunch on the first day; elementary campuses reported no issues. Treviño said staff reviewed the policy with teachers and students and worked to ensure compliance.

She also described district preparation activities over July and early August including leadership academy sessions focused on data review and writing instruction, new teacher orientation for 39 new teachers, and district-wide professional development sessions that included campus safety training and sessions on higher-order thinking and differentiation.

Treviño closed her report by reiterating district goals around leadership, character, academics and service for the coming year.","Superintendent Dr. Anicia Trevino told the board on Aug. 11 that Alice ISD enrolled 4,073 students on the first day and that campuses began enforcing a newly implemented cell-phone policy (referenced in the meeting as House Bill 1481).","actionData","errors"]

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Alice ISD board approves insurance renewals, emergency mold cleanup and banking contract; multiple routine items passed

Alice ISD superintendent reports first-day enrollment of 4,073 and describes phone-policy implementation