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McCamey ISD trustees approve TASB Localized Policy Update 126
Summary
The McCamey ISD Board approved TASB Localized Policy Update 126, a package of local policy changes covering board meetings, personnel, student welfare, facilities, technology and other governance areas, during the Dec. 17 meeting.
The McCamey ISD Board of Trustees approved TASB Localized Policy Update 126 at its Dec. 17 regular meeting. Trustee Ramon Venegas moved for approval and Trustee Gerard Renteria seconded; the minutes state that the motion carried.
The update package, as listed in the minutes, included revisions to numerous local policies across governance and operations, citing items such as BE(LOCAL) and BED(LOCAL) on board meetings and public participation; policies on contracted services and background checks (CJ/CJA(LOCAL)); facilities and display requirements (CLE(LOCAL)); technology resources including cybersecurity and artificial intelligence (CQB(LOCAL), CQD(LOCAL)); employee conduct and grievance procedures (DGBA(LOCAL), DH(LOCAL)); student welfare and safety policies (FFB, FFF, FFG); and multiple instructional and administrative policy codes. The minutes present the policy list in full but do not include text changes; the board recorded the action as approval of the TASB Localized Policy Update 126 package.
The motion was raised during the agenda item covering policy updates and was handled as a single package vote rather than individual votes on each code. The minutes do not include a separate roll-call tally per policy; they record that the motion carried. The board did not provide substantive discussion or amendments to individual policy codes during the public minutes.
Trustees set no additional implementation deadline in the minutes; any effective dates or local adaptations are not specified in the record. The superintendent and district staff will carry out any required administrative updates to district policy manuals and notify stakeholders as appropriate.
The board also handled multiple operational items later in the meeting, including facilities and personnel actions, and set meeting dates for January 2026.
