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Cedar Hill ISD plans to fold Education Foundation into district operations; updates MOU
Summary
The district presented an updated MOU to bring the Cedar Hill ISD Education Foundation (CHEF) into the district's family and community engagement department, outlined recent grants and a plan to split first‑year audit costs, and said the MOU will be returned on the consent agenda next month.
The board heard an update on the memorandum of understanding between Cedar Hill ISD and the Cedar Hill ISD Education Foundation (CHEF). District staff reported that CHEF issued 18 grants this year totaling $41,709.47 and that the foundation’s work will be reintegrated into the district’s family and community engagement department to preserve continuity after a planned retirement.
District presenters said the proposed change will include language updates required by recent legislation and a one‑year plan to split the cost of an annual audit with CHEF while leadership evaluates the arrangement. The district indicated it would report the MOU now and seek formal adoption on the consent agenda at next month’s meeting.
Board members and staff thanked CHEF volunteers and named several board members present. No formal board action on the MOU occurred at this meeting; the administration asked trustees to expect the item on the consent agenda in February.
