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Votes at a glance: La Hoya ISD board approves budgets, curriculum adoptions, device purchases, contracts and budget amendments
Summary
Following presentations, trustees approved the proposed 2026–27 budgets, a comprehensive consent agenda and a long slate of action items (13.1–13.25) covering programs, curriculum adoptions, device purchases for migrant students, special-education contracts, Medicaid filing, software licenses and budget amendments.
After public presentations and discussion, the La Hoya ISD Board carried a broad slate of approvals that advanced instructional materials, technology refreshes, contracted services and budget amendments.
Key approvals included the board’s earlier adoption of the 2026–27 budgets (item 6.1) and the passage of single-action and consent items spanning agenda items 13.1 through 13.25. The motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice for each item as announced on the dais; the record shows repeated "motion carries" confirmations for each listed action.
Items approved by the board (representative selection): 13.1 optional flexible school day program (FSDP); 13.2 comprehensive early literacy intervention tutoring (CSP 2026-91); 13.3 amended 2026–27 ACE-campus calendars; 13.4 supplemental Spanish reading program for emergent bilinguals (RFP2023-035); hardware procurements for migrant students (Dell laptops, Chromebooks, iPads — quotation 2026-815 / vendor partners); 13.8–13.14 multiple instructional-material adoptions and implementation services including Blue Bonnet English and Spanish Language Arts (state-adopted materials), Savvas social studies, Great Minds math materials and associated implementation agreements; 13.15–13.17 special-education staffing extensions, consulting services and Medicaid-reimbursement filing; 13.18 presence-learning/Kanga comprehensive platform license; 13.19 budget amendments for funds 152–199 (adopted 2026–27 budget adjustments); and 13.21–13.22 district device refresh, Skyward license and other cooperative purchases.
The board also approved administrative actions on staffing non-renewals and adopted the comprehensive district plan (13.24). Most motions were recorded as carried by voice vote; the transcript records roll-call-style verbal "I" responses but does not list individual vote tallies in the public record.
What to watch: The approved budget amendments (item 13.19) and the earlier strategic-investment discussion set the stage for one-time fund-balance allocations discussed during the meeting, including a staff presentation seeking authorization to proceed with a $7 million one-time investment for transportation and facilities needs.
