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San Isidro ISD approves resolution to apply for State Homeland Security Program grant for campus safety
Summary
Trustees authorized submission of an application to the State Homeland Security Program to seek funding for campus safety needs; board approval authorizes application only and does not commit the district to accept funds.
SAN ISIDRO, Texas — The San Isidro ISD Board of Trustees voted Feb. 25 to approve a resolution authorizing the district to apply for funding through the State Homeland Security Program.
Superintendent Elsa Morris presented the resolution and explained that approval would allow the district to submit a grant application and "did not constitute acceptance of funds." Discussion noted potential uses of grant funds for campus safety-related needs.
Trustee David Garza moved to approve the resolution; Trustee Ricardo Vela seconded. The motion passed 6-0 with Albino Alaniz Jr. absent. The approval authorizes staff to pursue an application; any acceptance of funds would follow separate approvals and procedures if an award is offered.
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