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Board approves $188,681 donation, compensation plan and SB546 bus-seat-belt resolution

Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 4, 2026
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Summary

Goose Creek CISD trustees approved a six-item consent agenda May 4 that included an $188,681.45 donation to Innovative Teaching Grants, the 2026–27 compensation plan, a newcomer-course approval and a resolution under Senate Bill 546 on school-bus seat belts authorizing the superintendent to file a TEA report.

The Board of Trustees approved a six-item consent agenda at the May 4 regular meeting, covering donations, policy revisions, personnel-related items and a transportation safety resolution. The consent motion passed with Mr. Campisi, Mr. Clem, Mrs. Guy, Mr. Renteria, Mr. Sampson and Mrs. Berrott-Tims voting in favor.

Itemized approvals included acceptance of a donation from the Goose Creek CISD Education Foundation totaling $188,681.45 to support the Innovative Teaching Grant program and approval of the district’s 2026–2027 Compensation Plan. The Board also approved one innovative course for high-school newcomer students (Multilingual Acculturation Studies for Newcomers), revisions to Board Policy EIE(LOCAL) on Academic Achievement, Retention and Promotion, and a resolution relating to Senate Bill 546 on school-bus seat belt requirements authorizing the superintendent to file an appropriate report with the Texas Education Agency (TEA). The minutes record that the tax-refund item was approved under Section 31.11 of the State Property Code with a specific refund for Blessed RE Ventures LLC in the amount of $7,004.63.

The consent agenda vote bundled several operational approvals into a single recorded motion; the minutes do not separate individual trustees’ remarks on each item.