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Leander ISD seeks state approval for Optional Flexible School Day program at New Hope High School
Summary
The district recommended submitting an Optional Flexible School Day Program application for New Hope High School to the Texas Education Agency for 2026–27 to provide targeted flexible scheduling for students with documented barriers to traditional attendance.
Administration recommended the Board approve submission of New Hope High School’s Optional Flexible School Day Program (OFSDP) application to the Texas Education Agency for the 2026–27 school year. The packet says the program is intended to provide a targeted flexible scheduling option for eligible students whose documented circumstances make traditional attendance difficult while maintaining instructional engagement and attendance documentation.
Angela Hodges, Deputy Superintendent of Learning & Innovation, and Christina Lane, principal of New Hope High School, are listed as administrators responsible for the item. The packet indicates initial implementation would be limited and students would be identified case-by-case based on documented need. Administration provided a sample motion: "I move that the Board of Trustees approve the submission of the 2026–2027 Optional Flexible School Day Program application for New Hope High School to the Texas Education Agency, as presented."
