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Ferris ISD board approves three-year Junior Jacket program for staff students
Summary
The board unanimously approved a three-year Junior Jacket program allowing staff students aged three to participate. Richard Sasser moved to approve and Maria Elena Ramirez seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The Ferris ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve a three-year Junior Jacket program for 3-year-old staff students during its March 17 meeting. According to the minutes, "Richard Sasser made the motion to approve Junior Jacket 3 Year Old Program for Staff Students as presented." Maria Elena Ramirez seconded the motion and the board recorded a unanimous yes vote.
The action is aimed at retaining effective educators by providing an early-childhood program option for staff members' children. The minutes do not specify program cost, enrollment limits or start date; those details were not recorded in the transcript and would require staff follow-up if the board seeks implementation specifics.
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