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Superintendent reports: PTech enrollment at 45; TEA commissioner to visit Sept. 24
Summary
Superintendent-level report recorded PTech enrollment of 45 students, a $4,900 Convention donation, hiring of Lisa Roden as substitute Ag teacher, and a scheduled visit by TEA Commissioner Mike Morath on Sept. 24, 2025; principal reported 121 students in UIL and a TEA mobile STEM lab scheduled Sept. 30.
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The superintendent’s report recorded several operational and programmatic items: $4,900 was donated to cover Convention expenses; district passes for volleyball and football were distributed; a PTech update recorded 45 students enrolled in Dual Credit or PTech programs; Lisa Roden was hired as the substitute agriculture teacher for the semester; and TEA Commissioner of Education Mike Morath is scheduled to visit the district Sept. 24, 2025.
In the elementary/middle school principal report, UIL programming for junior high and elementary launched with 121 students participating. The TEA mobile STEM lab is scheduled to visit Sept. 30 for K–5, the first ROAR party is set for Oct. 3, new clubs (Media and Band) will begin next week, and the Fall Frenzy will replace Fall Festival on the same night as the Fan Appreciation football game.
The minutes provide dates and counts but do not include speeches or additional explanation beyond the record of these operational items.
