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Farmersville Unified opens LCAP public hearing; district outlines priorities, safety camera plan and capital options
Summary
District staff presented the 2025–26 Local Control Accountability Plan and a budget overview, proposing reading specialists, more instructional aides, use of Learning Recovery funds and a one‑time security camera investment; board opened the public hearing and later approved an Education Protection Account spending resolution.
Farmersville Unified School District staff on Tuesday presented the district’s proposed 2025–26 Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) and a high‑level general fund budget to the Board of Trustees, detailing priorities that include literacy interventions, student mental‑health supports, career technical education and a proposed one‑time investment in security cameras.
A yearlong needs assessment: "Our district did go through a year long process to go through the needs assessment," a district staff member said during the presentation, describing outreach to parents, students, staff and community partners and a multi‑format review (LCAP committee, open forums, surveys). The presentation covered actions the district will propose in goals for student achievement, social‑emotional supports and family engagement.
Key proposed actions and funding highlights: The district proposed hiring additional reading specialists at Hester and Freedom elementaries, continuing and expanding instructional aides (district materials cite 20 instructional aides supported by the LCAP), sustaining CTE positions and…
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