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Board amends EIC (LOCAL) to protect Top‑10% college eligibility for virtual students

Tuloso-Midway Independent School District Board of Trustees · November 17, 2025
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Summary

Tuloso‑Midway ISD amended EIC (LOCAL) policy to ensure students attending the TM Virtual Academy retain Top‑10% automatic college admission eligibility; the board approved the amendment 5–0.

The board approved amendments to the district's EIC (LOCAL) policy to safeguard Top‑10% automatic college admission eligibility for students who attend the Tuloso‑Midway Virtual Academy. Administration presented the amendment as a policy change needed to preserve college eligibility parity for virtual academy students; the motion passed on a 5–0 vote (motion: Kim Boone; second: Mari Jimenez).

Minutes record the administration's recommendation: "It is the Administration's recommendation that the board approve the amendments to EIC (LOCAL) policy to safeguard the Top 10% college admission eligibility for students attending Tuloso‑Midway High School as presented." The minutes do not include the amended policy text; district staff are responsible for publishing the final, codified language in board policy records.