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Board approves consent agenda and moves forward on two major design projects

FRENSHIP ISD Board of Trustees ยท January 21, 2026
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Summary

The FRENSHIP ISD board approved the consent agenda, then unanimously approved schematic documents for a Professional Learning Center and design-development documents for the Friendship High School renovation (part of the 2024 bond program).

The FRENSHIP ISD Board of Trustees approved routine consent items and separately approved two design packages for district capital projects.

During the consent portion the chair recorded a motion from Mister Andrew Crock Cox, seconded by Mister Kyle Rogers, and announced the motion carried. No roll-call vote totals were read into the record.

Later the board approved schematic design documents for the FRENSHIP Professional Learning Center (formerly the middle school). Staff presented three renovation highlights โ€” interior finishes and restroom upgrades, an upgraded auditorium with new seating and finishes, and new east-side professional learning offices โ€” and recommended approval. The motion to approve was recorded in the transcript as moved by Miss Jamie Phillips and seconded by Miss Chelsea Salazar; the chair announced the motion carried.

The board then considered design development documents for the Friendship High School renovation, described in the presentation as part of the 2024 bond program and involving more than 500,000 square feet of work (floors, fixtures, bathrooms, ceilings, classrooms). The motion to approve design development documents was recorded in the transcript as moved by Mister Sean Vincent and seconded by Mister Andrew Cox; the board voted to carry the motion.