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Votes and actions: board approves consent agenda, book list, security resolution, investments and Chamber MOU (all unanimous)
Summary
At its regular meeting the Royse City ISD board approved the consent agenda, a library book-consideration list, re-adopted a good-cause exception for HB 3 security requirements, approved the 2026–27 student code of conduct, designated an investment officer and Lone Star representative, and authorized an MOU with the Chamber for Emerging Leaders transportation — all actions passed 7–0.
The Royse City ISD Board of Trustees approved a series of administrative recommendations and resolutions by unanimous votes during its regular meeting.
Key actions taken:
- Consent agenda: approved by voice vote (recorded as 7–0). - Hires and resignations (items resulting from closed session): approved (7–0). - Book-consideration list (LSLAC recommendation): approved (7–0). Administration noted the materials were publicly posted for at least 30 days per policy before consideration. - Re-adoption of a good-cause exception for House Bill 3 armed-security-officer requirement: the board renewed RCISD's alternative standard (highly trained district armed security officers where sworn officers are not assigned); resolution readopted (7–0). - Student code of conduct for 2026–27: approved with two revisions, including removal of a reference to corporal punishment and relocation of bus behavioral expectations to the handbook (7–0). - Resolution designating an investment officer and adding Dr. John Hill to the district investment policy: approved (7–0). - Addition of Dr. John Hill as an authorized Lone Star Investment Pool representative: approved (7–0). - Memorandum of understanding with the Royce City Chamber to provide transportation for the Emerging Leaders program at no cost to the Tri-County Chamber of Commerce: approved (7–0).
All formal actions recorded in open session were approved unanimously unless otherwise noted. Where motions specified movers and seconders in the transcript, the minutes capture those names and the meeting record shows each item passed.
