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Business manager: proposed Hackberry high school will not proceed for the coming school year

Hackberry Elementary School District #3 Governing Board Special Meeting · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Business Manager Samuel Dell told the Hackberry Elementary School District #3 board on June 22 that the proposed high school "will not happen for this coming school year" and that the district is awaiting direction; Dell said a budget revision will be presented in September.

Business Manager Samuel Dell told the Hackberry Elementary School District #3 governing board on June 22 that the district’s proposed high school will not move forward for the coming school year.

"It will not happen for this coming school year but waiting on direction that the district has to take to continue our efforts of getting a high school approved," Dell said during the Old Business update. He additionally stated the district will present a revision to the budget in September.

The update did not include a new schedule or a specific funding commitment for the high school; Dell described the item as a status update and said the district is awaiting further direction. The transcript records no formal vote or motion on the high school proposal at the June 22 meeting.

Board members present recorded motions and votes on separate agenda items (policy advisories) but did not take a formal action on the high school at this meeting. The district’s next regular board meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2026, and the district indicated meeting materials and agendas will be posted on the district bulletin board and the district website.

The Business Manager’s statement is the most recent status recorded in the June 22 transcript; no timeline for resuming the high-school effort was specified.