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Humble ISD trustees approve consent items, reallocate bond funds, open committee meetings and require classroom doors be locked
Summary
The Humble ISD Board of Trustees approved consent agenda items, a deductive change order reassigning more than $500,000 within the bond program, a motion to post notices for technology and curriculum committee meetings, and a directive that interior classroom doors be locked during the school day. All votes were 7-0.
Humble Independent School District trustees unanimously approved several items Thursday night, including a pulled deductive change order that returns more than $500,000 to the bond program, a policy to publicly post technology and curriculum committee meetings, and a directive that internal classroom doors remain locked during the school day.
Votes at a glance: all four formal actions taken during open session passed on unanimous 7-0 votes.
Consent agenda: The board first approved the consent agenda (items 4A–4B; item 4C was pulled for separate consideration). Trustee Silva moved to approve items 4A–4C "exclusive of pulled item 4C," and the motion passed 7-0.
Pulled item (4C) — deductive change order: The board then approved a deductive change order pertaining to Summerwood Elementary that restored roughly $500,000 back into the district’s bond program and recommended reallocating those funds within Proposition A to Humble High School to keep expenditures aligned with the life of the infrastructure projects. "We had a deductive change order for Summerwood…
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