The Brazosport ISD Board of Trustees heard recognitions for student and staff achievements across several district programs, including reading competitions, journalism awards and athletic turnaround seasons.

The recognitions highlight student achievement and staff contributions across the district’s elementary, middle and high schools.

Board members and Superintendent Massey presided over a series of recognitions. The district announced first-place winners in the Name That Book competition across grade groups and a bilingual division; campuses named and individual student-team rosters were read aloud. Career and technical education staff recognized journalism students from Brazoswood High School who earned national honors at the National High School Journalism Convention in Seattle.

Athletic recognitions included Brazosport High School track athlete N’Aliyah White’s qualification to the 2025 UIL Class 4A State Championships and accomplishments at district, area and regional meets. The board also congratulated the Brazosport boys basketball program, which improved from a 3–24 record to 22–12 this season, and the Brazosport Buccaneer soccer program, which improved markedly and advanced to regional semifinal play. Coaches and many student-athletes were named during the announcements.

The board recognized spotlight teachers for May — including Britney Angelos at Kluth Intermediate and Marla Nickel at A.P. Boitel Elementary — and praised the Child Nutrition Program under director Amy Anderson and dietitian Lisa Mitchell for receiving a Texas Department of Agriculture recognition described in the meeting as "cream of the crop." Trustees applauded the range of student and staff achievements presented.

These items were awards and recognitions on the agenda; no board action was required.