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Bishop CISD sanctions county 4‑H programs, recognizes extension agents as adjunct staff
Summary
Trustees sanctioned 4‑H programs in Nueces, Kleberg‑Kenedy and Jim Wells counties and approved recognizing county extension agents as adjunct staff and counting participating students as 'in attendance' for Foundation School Program purposes; actions passed unanimously.
During the Sept. 22 meeting, the board sanctioned multiple county 4‑H organizations as extracurricular activities for the 2025–26 school year and approved recognizing county extension agents as adjunct staff so student participation in 4‑H/extension educational activities may be counted "in attendance for Foundation School Program purposes."
The minutes record motions approving sanctioning of the Nueces County Texas 4‑H organization (motion by Judy Murdoch, second by Robert Ochoa), recognizing Nueces County extension agents as adjunct staff (motion by Jeanette Gonzalez, second by Robert Ochoa), sanctioning the Kleberg‑Kenedy 4‑H program (motion by Judy Murdoch, second by Robert Ochoa), recognizing Kleberg‑Kenedy extension agents as adjunct staff (motion by Rosie Elizondo, second by Jeanette Gonzalez), sanctioning the Jim Wells County Texas 4‑H organization (motion by Judy Murdoch, second by Robert Ochoa), and recognizing Jim Wells extension agents as adjunct staff (motion by Rosie Elizondo, second by Jeanette Gonzalez). Each item passed by a recorded 6-0 vote with one trustee absent.
The minutes note the outcomes and motions but do not record discussion of operational details such as supervision, transportation, or curriculum alignment. Counting 4‑H participation as attendance has implications for Foundation School Program reporting; the minutes record the board's approvals but do not list procedures for attendance verification.
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