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Trustee says attending meetings helps community see how money is budgeted for extracurriculars
Summary
At the Dec. 3 town hall, Trustee Julieta Sepulveda-Ramirez told residents that attending meetings shows how district funds for athletics, fine arts and academic programs are allocated and underscored the districtpolicy 'No pass / No play.'
Trustee Julieta Sepulveda-Ramirez told attendees at the Dec. 3 Fabens ISD town hall that community attendance at board meetings helps residents understand how district funds are allocated for extracurricular activities. "The community will see how money is budgeted. Help them understand we want the 'Best' for them — No pass / No play," she said.
Sepulveda-Ramirez framed transparency around budgeting as a way to build trust with families and to support athletics, fine arts and academic programs. She urged residents to attend board meetings to learn where district priorities and dollars are allocated so they can advocate for program needs.
