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Bland ISD board approves consent items including calendar, audit firm and shared agreements
Summary
The Bland ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved routine business on April 10, 2025, including minutes, financial reports, appointment of Rutherford, Taylor & Company, P.C. as auditor, certification of instructional materials, interlocal purchasing with Region 10, and several calendar and program resolutions.
The Bland ISD Board of Trustees on April 10, 2025, approved a slate of routine business items in a series of unanimous motions. The board approved the minutes of the Feb. 13, 2025 meeting, accepted March and April 2025 financial reports, and appointed Rutherford, Taylor & Company, P.C. to conduct the audit for the year ended Aug. 31, 2025.
Board members also certified state-adopted instructional materials and TEKS coverage for the 2025–2026 school year, and approved a Region 10 Education Service Center Multi-Region Purchasing cooperative interlocal agreement to support district procurement. Specific calendar and program resolutions approved included a Resolution Designating Bland ISD nonbusiness days for calendar year 2026, a revised draft 2025–2026 school calendar, authorization of a joint Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) agreement for 2025–2026, and a summer school program for emergent bilingual students entering kindergarten and first grade. Each motion passed unanimously with votes recorded as moved and seconded on the record.
Motions were moved and seconded by board members in the public session: Trevor Hurst moved to approve the minutes; Corey White moved to approve the financial reports; Trevor Hurst moved to appoint the audit firm; Jeff Striplin moved to certify instructional materials; Cody Welborn moved to approve the Region 10 interlocal agreement and the nonbusiness days resolution; Trent Poe moved the revised calendar; and Trevor Hurst moved the DAEP agreement and the summer school program. The board took no separate public comment on these items during the meeting.
