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Lampasas ISD trustees review program planning sheet for 2026 school facility bond
Summary
At a Dec. 16 called meeting, the Lampasas ISD Board of Education reviewed a program planning sheet with prices for a proposed 2026 School Facility Bond and gave guidance to consultant WRA to refine plans for the next meeting.
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The Lampasas Independent School District Board of Education met on Dec. 16, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. in the Administration Building to discuss planning for a proposed 2026 School Facility Bond. The board reviewed a program planning sheet that listed project prices and discussed next steps; the review and guidance were directed to WRA, the consultant referenced in the meeting minutes.
Board members who were present for the discussion included Ryan Shahan, Rob Borchardt, Sam Walker, Randy Morris, Jeff Rutland, Harvey Stinnett and Mickey Edwards. District staff listed as present were Chane Rascoe, Dana Holcomb, Shane Jones, Whitney Walker, Wanda Bunting and Wes Graham. The minutes note that "Discussion was held regarding the 2026 School Facility Bond" and that the board "reviewed the program planning sheet with prices and provided additional guidance to WRA for the next meeting." The minutes do not specify the individual price line items included on the planning sheet.
The board did not adopt a bond resolution or call an election during the meeting; the minutes record only that trustees provided guidance to WRA and that WRA is to return with revised materials at a subsequent meeting. No date for a follow-up meeting or final action on the bond was specified in the minutes.
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