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Round Top-Carmine ISD trustees approve consent agenda, call for fuel bids and amend safety budget

Round Top-Carmine ISD Board of Trustees · July 21, 2025
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Summary

At its June 23, 2025 regular meeting the Round Top-Carmine ISD Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda, authorized a call for 2025–26 fuel bids, affirmed local policies on homeschool student UIL participation, approved a TASB policy update and amended the safety budget.

The Round Top-Carmine ISD Board of Trustees convened its regular meeting June 23, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. President Michael Sacks established a quorum and the board approved the consent agenda — including minutes, campus reports and the superintendent's reports — on a motion by Trustee Owen Massey, seconded by Trustee Dusty Bernshausen. The meeting adjourned at 6:47 p.m.

Trustees voted to call for fuel bids for the 2025–26 school year and approved an amendment to the district's safety budget as presented by administration. The board also affirmed local policies FD and FM clarifying that homeschooled students are not eligible to participate in UIL activities at Round Top-Carmine ISD, and approved an update referenced as TASB Policy 125. Accounts payable from May 2025, the District Improvement Plan for 2025–26, the proposed 2025–26 budget and lunchroom prices were discussed but not acted on during the meeting.

Speakers listed in the meeting minutes included President Michael Sacks; Trustees Bryn Behnke (Secretary), Dusty Bernshausen and Owen Massey; and Administrator Brandon Schovajsa. Trustees Jason Wagner, Kyle Fricke and Brandon Pieper were not in attendance. The transcript records motions and seconds for each board action and notes that motions "carried," but it does not list roll-call vote tallies or dollar amounts for the safety budget amendment.