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Board approves My Tech High/OpenEd virtual instruction agreement; superintendent authorized to finalize contract
Summary
Trustees approved a proposal from My Tech High, Inc., d.b.a. OpenEd, to provide a virtual instruction program under Texas Education Code Chapter 30B and delegated authority to the superintendent to negotiate and execute the agreement; the vote was unanimous.
The Kennedale ISD Board of Trustees voted on June 5 to approve a proposal from My Tech High, Inc., doing business as OpenEd, for a third-party virtual-instruction program. Trustee Darryl Owens moved the item and Trustee Esteban Cerda seconded; the motion in the minutes references Texas Education Code Chapter 30B and delegates authority to the superintendent to negotiate and execute the agreement. The minutes record: "M/M by Darryl Owens and 2nd by Esteban Cerda to Approve the Proposal from My Tech High, Inc. d.b.a. OpenEd for the Virtual Instruction Program pursuant to Texas Education Code Chapter 30B, and delegate authority to the Superintendent to negotiate and execute and agreement with My Tech High, d.b.a. OpenEd. All Present Voted For. Motion Passed Unanimously."
The minutes do not include the contract value, the program start date, or detailed curriculum terms; those details are left to the superintendent's negotiation authority. The action was entered as approved unanimously; the minutes do not record public comment on the item.
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