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Stockdale ISD board adopts Region 20 strategic plan; 6–0 vote

Stockdale Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 19, 2026
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Summary

The Stockdale ISD board approved a draft strategic plan developed with Region 20 on Jan. 19, 2026. Trustees voted 6–0 to adopt three 3–5 year priorities — Curriculum Priority; Instructional Fidelity and Growth; and Talent Management — with goals to be developed by spring break.

The Stockdale Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 6–0 Jan. 19, 2026 to adopt a draft strategic plan prepared by Region 20. The motion to approve the plan was made by Blaine Akin and seconded by Reuben Johnson; Tanner Voelkel was recorded absent.

Chris Galloway of Region 20 accompanied the recommendation with a short video and a landscape analysis of classroom walk-throughs, data observations, interviews and surveys conducted during a fall visit. Galloway told trustees, "These are 3–5 year priorities and will develop goals by Springbreak," describing three priorities as Curriculum Priority; Instructional Fidelity and Growth; and Talent Management.

The board's adoption establishes the priorities as the district's strategic focus for the next several years. Trustees and staff said goal-setting work tied to the priorities will continue through the spring, with milestones and measurable objectives to be developed before or by spring break.