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SCUC ISD superintendent outlines wide-ranging state bills and local implementation plan
Summary
Superintendent Paige Maloney told the Schertz‑Cibolo‑Universal City ISD board that the 80th/89th legislative session produced many new requirements — from teacher pay funding to new library and parental‑rights rules — and described the district's plan to track and implement changes.
Schertz‑Cibolo‑Universal City Independent School District Superintendent Paige Maloney delivered what she called the district's final legislative briefing on the recently concluded session, telling the board the session produced dozens of laws and pending legal challenges that will change district operations.
"This the presentation that I'm gonna do this evening is really our last legislative update for the 80 ninth session because, as you know, we did get to sine die," Maloney said, summarizing the district's immediate priorities and the approach administrators will follow.
The nut of Maloney's message: some measures increase revenue for public education, others impose new compliance tasks. On finance, she said the state package included what she described as "the largest investment for public education at $8,500,000,000," and that the district expects most of that state money to be tied to required teacher raises and associated TRS costs.
Maloney walked trustees through bills she said will require new local policies or processes, including: - A school finance package that provides state funding for teacher raises and requires the…
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