Board approves TEKS instructional-materials certification
Summary
Trustees voted to certify that the district's instructional materials meet state TEKS standards after staff noted material sourcing comes from the state template; the motion passed with no opposition recorded.
Staff reported that the district's instructional materials come from state-approved sources and that each campus must sign a certification confirming materials align with TEKS. A trustee moved to approve the TEKS/instructional-materials certification and the board approved with no opposition recorded in the transcript.
The certification follows the state-required annual attestation; staff said the materials are supplied through the state system and schools must confirm that the adopted materials cover TEKS-required content. The board asked the staff member to sign the certification in the appropriate spot and to be mindful of clerical signature lines.
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