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Votes at a glance: SHARYLAND ISD board actions on June 22, 2026
Summary
The board unanimously approved the consent agenda, personnel recommendations, the 2026–27 compensation plan (as amended), the official 2026–27 budget, TASB-related policy updates, student code-of-conduct revisions, insurance renewals/awards, a security-services renewal, and a Chromebook purchase; most motions passed 6–0.
At its June 22 meeting, the SHARYLAND ISD Board of Trustees approved multiple items by unanimous vote. Key approvals included:
- Consent agenda: May month-end bills, tax-collection and investment reports, final budget amendments and interlocal agreements (vote carried 6–0). - Personnel actions: administration’s recommendations on resignations and employment contracts (approved 6–0 after closed session). - Compensation plan: 2026–27 compensation plan with a 2% salary increase and an amendment providing a one-time $1,000 payment to math and science teachers affected by stipend discontinuation (approved 6–0). - Budget adoption: Official 2026–27 budget totaling $128,594,001.78 (approved 6–0). - Policy updates: TASB-sourced policy revisions including mandatory notice changes and reorganization of personnel policy references (approved 6–0). - Student code of conduct: Local updates to discipline procedures (approved 6–0). - Insurance/procurement: Award of student and athletic accident insurance to Texas Insurance Service Center ($252,856), renewal of property insurance with McGriff ($997,010), renewal of security services with MOG Protection Services ($877,448), and purchase of 530 Chromebooks from CDW‑G ($199,005.45) — all approved 6–0.
All recorded motions and votes at the meeting were carried by a 6–0 tally unless otherwise noted in the transcript.
Details and implementation steps for several items (budget finalization after certified appraisals, payroll implementation, ISS education programming) were assigned to relevant departments with follow-up reporting to the board.
