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Forney ISD approves attendance‑zone and Dual Language boundary changes
Summary
The Forney ISD Board approved proposed modifications to general attendance boundaries and Dual Language Program boundaries during its Dec. 15 meeting; the motion passed unanimously (5-0). District staff will implement the changes and the item will appear on the January consent agenda for finalization as required.
Board Secretary Becky Dobbs moved that the board approve "the Proposed Modifications to the General Attendance Boundaries and the Dual Language Program Boundaries." The motion, supported by Board Member Hanna Bateman, passed with five votes in favor and zero opposed. Board President Greg Pharris stated the motion following a presentation by Ms. Kim Morisak, Associate Superintendent.
Ms. Kim Morisak presented the attendance-zone proposal and Dual Language boundary adjustments as part of the district's master-planning work. The minutes do not list specific boundary lines, numbers of students affected, or immediate implementation dates; those details were not specified and are expected to accompany the final reading on the January consent agenda. The board recorded a unanimous vote (Pharris, Burkhalter, Idemudia, Dobbs, Bateman) and two trustees were absent (Chad Johnson and Scott Regan).
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