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Pasadena ISD approves $528,500 Shiloh Treatment Center contract to serve six students

PASADENA ISD Board of Trustees · July 23, 2024
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Summary

The PASADENA ISD Board of Trustees approved a $528,500 contract with Shiloh Treatment Center to provide placements for six students; board members asked how many placements the contract covers and were told additional placements would require returning to the board.

The PASADENA ISD Board of Trustees on July 23 approved a contract with Shiloh Treatment Center in the amount of $528,500 to provide specialized placements for six students.

Board members raised logistical questions about capacity during the discussion. Staff advised the contract covers six student placements; any need for additional spaces would require the district to return to the board for further authorization. The transcript and meeting materials show the figure of six students repeatedly as the planned capacity.

The item was presented as part of the consent/operations agenda and carried on a routine motion. The meeting record does not show a roll-call vote tally; minutes indicate the motion was moved and seconded and the motion carried.

Background: The contract was described as a services agreement to provide placements; the transcript does not include further specifics about the service model, eligibility criteria, or the duration of placements. The district did state that if additional placements are required beyond the six, it would bring the request back to the board.

What’s next: The contract was approved and the district may implement placements per the agreement; any expansion beyond six students would be returned to the board for approval.