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Richardson ISD trustees accept 2023–24 annual report, approve agenda and accept donations in 7–0 votes

2366585 · February 20, 2025
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Summary

At its February meeting the Richardson ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to accept the district's required 2023'24 annual report, keep the meeting agenda as presented and accept a package of donations including gifts above $5,000.

The Richardson ISD Board of Trustees voted 7'0'to''00 to accept the district's 2023'24 annual report, to keep the meeting agenda as presented and to approve acceptance of donations reported at the meeting.

The board's first formal vote on the items occurred after staff presented the yearly required report covering district accreditation status, financial summaries and student performance indicators; a trustee moved, a second was recorded and the motion passed 7'0'to''00, according to the meeting transcript.

Later in the session the trustees voted 7'0'to''00 to retain the meeting agenda as published. At the gifts portion of the agenda the board voted 7'0'to''00 to accept a set of donations the presenters described as totaling roughly $38,000 in gifts and donations for schools and programs, including two gifts above $5,000 identified for specific elementary campuses.

Meeting remarks identified the gifts in summary as: an $8,709 donation to Lake Highlands Elementary and multiple smaller donations across campuses. Staff asked the board to accept all presented donations above $5,000 and board members approved the request.

The meeting record shows the votes as procedural, with no amendments or conditions attached in the transcript excerpt. No roll-call vote by individual trustee names was provided in the transcript for these motions; the transcript records the final tallies as seven in favor, zero opposed.

The board took no other formal actions on ordinances or contracts during the portion of the meeting covered in the transcript.