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Bay City ISD board meets March 26 with routine business, waivers and contracts on consent agenda
Summary
The Bay City ISD board convened March 26 for a regular meeting that included roll call, student and pastoral recognitions, a Local School Governance review, a proposed low-attendance waiver for five campuses, and several consent-agenda items including budget and interlocal agreements.
The Bay City Independent School District board convened a Regular Board Meeting on March 26, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the District administration boardroom at 520 7th Street in Bay City. Roll call recorded Felix Nunez, Lora Beth Robicheaux, James Scardami, Trent Tinnin, Mark West and Jill Westmoreland as present; Priscilla Robinson was noted as absent.
The agenda opened with an invocation by Pastor Fidel Pesina of Turning Point Church and the Pledge of Allegiance led by students from John H. Cherry Elementary. The board noted "GOOD NEWS" and a "Celebration of Excellence" for Cherry and Roberts elementary schools on the agenda. The meeting included a scheduled Local School Governance (LSG) review of prior work (the agenda lists the review date 2-18-25 and reports a total tracked time of 127 minutes, with 45 minutes or 35.43% designated as LSG time).
The board's business docket included a proposed approval of a Low Attendance Waiver for five campuses for the 2024–2025 school year and an extensive consent agenda covering minutes, the February 2025 financial report, Budget Amendment #2, multiple local policy updates (second reading), a first reading of DC(Local), approvals for nonschool usage of buses for LCRA and YMCA summer programs, a 2025 General Elections Services contract with the Matagorda County Elections Officer under TXEDUC Code 11.0581, ratification of 2025–26 certification of instructional materials, a proposed interlocal cooperation agreement with The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley for cybersecurity services, and an electrical upgrade for electric bus chargers.
No discussion content, formal motions, vote tallies, or public-comment text are recorded in the transcript provided; the agenda lists items but the transcript does not record outcomes.
