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Veribest superintendent: Strong Foundations grant will fund Bluebonnet curriculum; district awaiting details on 'Project Falcon' rumor

Board of Trustees, Veribest Independent School District · May 19, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Amanda Traylor told trustees the district received Strong Foundations grant funds to pay for the Bluebonnet literacy curriculum, announced the sale of the last portable, and said the district is monitoring an unconfirmed potential Bitcoin facility named "Project Falcon."

Superintendent Amanda Traylor reported several operational updates at the May 19 meeting. She told trustees the district has sold the last portable classroom and is awaiting pickup; that road work around the campus will begin in June; and that coaches are attending a coaching retreat.

Traylor also reported the district has received funds from the Strong Foundations Grant and that those funds will pay for the Bluebonnet curriculum and "all things associated with that new curriculum." She characterized discussion about a proposed Bitcoin facility, referred to in the minutes as "Project Falcon," as a rumor at this time and said the district is awaiting more definitive information before taking any position or committing resources.