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Superintendent says canvass feedback was positive; board urges residents to vote on ISD millage
Summary
Superintendent James Alston reported canvassing results on the Intermediate School District millage were mostly positive and reminded the community to vote next week; President Ward echoed the reminder and thanked canvassers.
Superintendent James Alston told the Board on Nov. 10 that he and several administrators canvassed ahead of the Intermediate School District (ISD) millage election and received mostly positive feedback.
Alston reminded attendees to vote in the upcoming millage election and Board President Ward reiterated the importance of turnout, thanked those who canvassed and encouraged community participation. No formal Board position or vote on millage policy was recorded at the meeting.
Why it matters: Millage outcomes affect ISD funding and, indirectly, local district services supported by intermediate-district resources. Board members framed canvassing as outreach rather than a formal board action.
What’s next: The Board’s meeting calendar and reminders note the upcoming election; no further millage action was recorded in the minutes.
