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Board recognizes Montgomery County 4‑H as an extracurricular activity and names AgriLife agents adjunct faculty
Summary
Trustees approved a resolution granting extracurricular status to Montgomery County 4‑H and entered an adjunct faculty agreement naming Montgomery County Texas A&M AgriLife Extension agents (Aug. 8, 2024–May 23, 2025). Adjunct agents will receive no compensation from Magnolia ISD.
As part of the consent agenda on Aug. 26 the Magnolia ISD Board of Trustees adopted a resolution recognizing the Montgomery County Texas 4‑H Organization as eligible for extracurricular status under 19 Texas Administrative Code Chapter 76.
The board also approved adjunct faculty appointments for specified Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service employees for the 2024‑25 school year (Aug. 8, 2024–May 23, 2025). Named extension agents include M. Michelle Mihalek (CEA‑4H Youth Development), Brandon Gregson (CEA‑Agriculture), Caroline Cruz (CEA‑Family & Consumer Science), Michael Potter (CEA‑Horticulture), Michelle Scaife (CEA‑Better Living for Texans), and Alyssa Sims (CEA‑Urban Youth Development). The adjunct appointments state the agents remain employees of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, receive no compensation from Magnolia ISD, and will supervise student participation per AgriLife and district procedures.
Why it matters: the recognition allows 4‑H activities to be treated as extracurricular under district policy, and the adjunct appointments provide a mechanism for extension agents to work with students without becoming district employees.
The full adjunct appointment language and 4‑H resolution are included in the board packet recorded in the minutes.
