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Seguin ISD trustees attend School Action Fund governance workshop
Summary
Seguin ISD trustees and district leaders participated in a Feb. 20 workshop, facilitated by Civic Solutions Group, on implementing the School Action Fund and the "Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes" training, covering goal setting, monitoring, evidence and annual school planning.
Seguin ISD trustees met in a board workshop on Feb. 20, 2026, to review governance and implementation steps for the School Action Fund. The session, facilitated by Civic Solutions Group consultants Dana Ray and Paul Pastorek, centered on the district's approach to "Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes." Dr. Jack Lee, Seguin ISD superintendent, attended the full-day session.
The workshop covered practical governance topics school boards use to oversee improvement efforts, including goal setting, monitoring progress processes, measures of evidence, annual school planning, reporting requirements, and how trustees should provide feedback to campus leaders. The minutes state the board "participated in a Board Workshop focused on the implementation of the School Action Fund and "Evaluating and Improving Student Outcomes" training."
No members of the public signed up to address the board during the meeting. The record also notes three brief recesses during the workshop (10:03–10:13 a.m., 11:47 a.m.–12:32 p.m., and 1:46–1:57 p.m.). The workshop is recorded as part of the board's governance training; the minutes do not specify any formal board directives or votes tied to changes in policy or funding.
