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Tri‑City United board approves donations, several new FTEs and insurance addition

TRI-CITY UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The board accepted multiple donations, approved routine consent items including personnel changes, added four 1.0 FTE positions (two special education teachers, a school psychologist and a speech‑language pathologist), and approved a district‑paid supplemental insurance program.

At its April 27 meeting the Tri‑City United School Board approved routine consent items and several staffing additions intended to expand special education and student support services.

On the consent agenda the board approved minutes from March meetings, personnel changes including hires and separations, and bills totaling $13,791.40. The board accepted donations from Dr. Bill Volmar, New Craig Vet Clinic, the Sheriff’s Youth Project and others to support field trips, media center books and kindergarten graduation items.

The board approved multiple new 1.0 FTE positions: a special education teacher for TCU Lawndale, a special education teacher for TCU High School, a districtwide school psychologist and a districtwide speech‑language pathologist. Motions to add these positions were moved and seconded and passed on roll call.

Other business approved: the board accepted a district‑paid supplemental insurance program called "healthiest you." The finance committee reported continued work on the revised budget for next year; staff also provided a health insurance renewal projection that referenced blended claims data and a projected 5% renewal position (with an alternative projection of 14.3% for some formulas).

Following new business the board entered closed session at 6:03 p.m. for a superintendent evaluation. No further public actions were recorded before the meeting was recessed.

Details of vote tallies for actions recorded in the public minutes are in the meeting record; where roll‑call names were announced, they appear in the official minutes for the district.