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Superintendent reports graduation plans, enrollment changes and PACE program impact
Summary
Superintendent Mistie Dakroub told trustees the district's PACE program reduces end-of-year enrollment because students are released after program completion; she deferred detailed 2026–27 budget figures to the June meeting and noted the district will present at the SLI conference.
Superintendent Mistie Dakroub told the Cameron ISD board at its May 11 meeting that the district is preparing for the upcoming high-school graduation ceremony and several end-of-year activities. She presented updated enrollment information and said the PACE Program affects year-end counts because "those students are no longer required to attend school once their program is completed," reducing the headcount used for some calculations.
Dakroub said the district will delay detailed discussion of the 2026–27 school year budget until the June board meeting when more accurate numbers are available. She also said Cameron ISD will present at both SLI conference locations later this spring, noting the district's planned presentations but not providing slides or budget figures at this meeting.
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