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Mission CISD board authorizes reporting steps for Senate Bill 546 despite budget shortfall
Summary
The board voted unanimously to authorize administration to file required three-point seat-belt compliance reporting to TEA under Senate Bill 546; trustees noted the district budget does not support the referenced $7,175,295.52 figure.
The Mission Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously May 13 to authorize administration to submit required reporting to the Texas Education Agency for three-point seat belt compliance under Senate Bill 546, 89th Legislature. The motion, made by Trustee Natividad Sosa and seconded by Trustee Beto Garza, passed Yea 7, Nay 0.
Trustees said the report would be filed "as presented by our Transportation Director," and the board recorded that the district budget does not support the $7,175,295.52 figure referenced during the presentation. The board did not take additional funding action at the meeting; the authorization is limited to completing the TEA reporting steps required under state law.
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