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Holliday ISD board approves TEKS certification, BPA travel and food-service contract; grants bad-weather waiver
Summary
Trustees approved the 2026–27 Allotment and TEKS Certification, out-of-state travel for three BPA students, a TEA waiver for missed bad-weather days, and a contract with Walker Quality Services; a proposed 14-passenger bus purchase received no action.
The Holliday ISD Board of Trustees approved several routine action items during its April 13 meeting.
The board approved the 2026–2027 Allotment and TEKS Certification, certifying that instructional materials cover the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (other than physical education). The motion passed with a 7–0 vote (moved by Weldon Turner, Jr.; second by Chris Weaver).
Trustees also approved out-of-state travel for three Business Professionals of America (BPA) students and two sponsors to attend the national conference in Nashville (moved by Amy Hughes; second by David Foster; vote 7–0). The board approved a waiver filing with the Texas Education Agency to cover additional missed instructional days resulting from the January 26–30, 2026 ice storm (moved by Eric Morris; second by Amy Hughes; vote 7–0).
The board approved a contract with Walker Quality Services, a food-service consultant, intended to support operations in the district's new cafeteria (moved by David Foster; second by Chris Weaver; vote 7–0). The agenda included discussion of bids for a 14-passenger yellow bus for the 2026–27 year, but the board recorded no action on the purchase that night.
