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Farmersville Unified board adopts resolution finding textbooks sufficient for 2025–26
Summary
The Farmersville Unified School District board held a brief public hearing and adopted Resolution No. 282625, determining that the district has sufficient pupil textbooks and instructional materials for the 2025–26 school year, by a 4–0 vote.
The Farmersville Unified School District Board of Trustees adopted Resolution No. 282625 Thursday, determining that the district has sufficient pupil textbooks and instructional materials for the 2025–26 school year.
The board opened and closed a public hearing on compliance with state law on instructional materials before taking the vote. Board member John Alvarez moved to adopt the resolution; Board member Mercedes Zamora seconded. The measure passed unanimously, 4–0, with Board members John Alvarez, Freddy Espinosa, Mercedes Zamora and Sabrina Gomez voting yes and Board member Alice Lopez absent.
The resolution, described at the meeting as a determination of sufficiency for the 2025–26 school year, was presented with no public comment during the single-minute hearing. The board did not record additional discussion or conditions tied to the resolution at the time it voted.
Under state requirements, school districts hold an annual public hearing and adopt a resolution to certify that they have sufficient textbooks and instructional materials for each pupil in each subject. At the Farmersville meeting the board followed the standard hearing and adoption steps; the record shows the hearing opened at 7:00 p.m. and closed at 7:01 p.m. before the roll call vote.
The board’s action completes the district’s annual certification process for instructional materials for 2025–26. The board did not discuss or amend particular titles, editions, or funding sources for materials during this meeting.
