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Trustees approve broad consent agenda covering project close-outs, waivers and multiple software purchases

Bryan Independent School District Board of Trustees · June 15, 2026
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Summary

Bryan ISD trustees approved a consent agenda that included project close-outs, waivers, interlocal agreements and multiple purchases (NWEA, Eduphoria!, Branching Minds, Frontline eStar, ELLevation, assessment and intervention products). The single motion passed 5-0 with two absences.

The Bryan ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously among those present to approve a broad consent agenda on June 15 covering routine minutes, project close-outs and several purchases and agreements.

Trustee Ruthie Waller moved approval of the consent agenda, which included: meeting minutes; close-out of the Districtwide Security Fencing Project and Districtwide Door Hardware Replacement Project; a resolution prioritizing State Compensatory Funds; the district investment policy; financial statements and purchasing reports for May 2026; waivers for pregnancy-related services and staff development; an interlocal cooperation contract with the University of Texas at Austin and an MOU with Stephen F. Austin State University for residency program allotment; and multiple purchases over $50,000 for instructional and assessment tools (including NWEA Measures of Academic Progress, Eduphoria! Suite, Branching Minds, Frontline eStar, ELLevation, districtwide special education assessment software, Read 180 and The Code, Reading Horizons, and Imagine Learning/Edgenuity/Imagine Math).

The motion passed 5-0 with trustees Joel Bryan and Tim Pavlas absent. Board Vice President Felicia Benford noted the items were included on the posted consent agenda; no separate public comments were recorded on consent items.