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Moody ISD board approves up to $290,000 for elementary playground improvements

Board of Trustees of Moody Independent School District · June 25, 2026
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Summary

The Moody Independent School District Board of Trustees on June 25 approved improvements to the elementary playground to be completed by Heart of Texas Landscape and Synlawn, authorizing spending not to exceed $290,000. The vote was unanimous among trustees present.

The Board of Trustees of Moody Independent School District approved improvements to the district elementary school playground on June 25, authorizing Heart of Texas Landscape and Synlawn to carry out the work with a budget cap of $290,000. According to the meeting minutes, the motion passed unanimously by those present.

The minutes state, "Newman made a motion, seconded by Goodwin to approve improvements to the Elementary playground by Heart of Texas Landscape and Synlawn, not to exceed $290,000." Trustee Newman moved the measure and Trustee Goodwin seconded it; the minutes record the vote 'For: Alton, Flynn, Fugitt, Goodwin and Newman; Against: None; Abstain: None.' The minutes do not specify the funding source or a contractor start date.

Board President Beth Alton called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and announced a quorum. No public comments on the agenda item were recorded in the minutes. The action was taken on the consent action agenda and the minutes do not record extended discussion or conditions attached to the approval.

The board did not list implementation steps or the department responsible for overseeing the project in the minutes. The vendor names and the dollar cap are recorded in the official minutes as the basis for authorization; further details such as contract terms, timeline, and funding source were not specified in the document.