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Board approves student code of conduct, budget amendment, auditor, insurance and personnel manuals in unanimous vote
Summary
The Rockport‑Fulton ISD Board approved multiple consent and action items on June 18, 2026, including the 2026–27 student code of conduct, budget amendment 06‑004, Raul Hernandez & Company as auditor, the district's liability/workers' compensation renewal, the GT procedures manual, the 2026–27 compensation manual, and a local policy change to meeting dates; all motions carried unanimously (6‑0).
At its June 18 meeting the Rockport‑Fulton ISD Board of Trustees approved a slate of action items and consent items in a series of motions and votes.
Key approvals (all motions carried as recorded in the meeting):
- 2026–27 Student Code of Conduct (motion: approve the 2026–27 student code of conduct; mover: Mr. Randle; second: Mr. Vogle). Vote: motion carries (6 in favor, 0 opposed).
- Budget amendment No. 06‑004 (motion to approve the budget amendment as presented; mover: Miss Austin; second: Miss Randall). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
- Raul Hernandez & Company PC approved as independent financial auditor for fiscal year ending Aug. 31, 2026 (fee $28,000) (motion by Miss Austin; second by Mrs. Randall). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
- 2026–27 liability and workers' compensation renewal with Regional Pool Alliance (payment $288,317; maximum retention noted) (motion to approve; mover: Miss Austin; second: Mrs. Yarnell). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
- Gifted & Talented district procedures manual (motion to approve; mover: Miss Randall; second: Miss Jarnell). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
- 2026–27 Compensation Manual (motion to approve; mover: Miss Randall; second: Miss Austin). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
- BE (Local) policy update changing regular board meeting dates to the fourth Monday (motion to approve; mover: Miss Randall; second: Miss Austin). Vote: motion carries (6‑0).
Board members approved the consent agenda (meeting minutes) before taking the separate votes above. No roll‑call names were read for each vote beyond the board’s unanimous oral confirmations recorded in the transcript. Several board members noted the importance of communicating the meeting‑date change publicly in advance on the district website and social media.
Provenance: action item sequence and votes (topic start SEG 2733; topic end SEG 3108).
