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Mineral Wells ISD Accepts $5,000 Parker Grant for CTE Welding Program
Summary
The Mineral Wells ISD Board on Oct. 13 accepted an estimated $5,000 Parker Grant designated for the district's CTE welding program; the motion passed 6-0-1 with one abstention. The funds are intended to support welding career-technical education.
The Mineral Wells Independent School District Board of Trustees voted Oct. 13 to accept an estimated $5,000 Parker Grant designated for the district's CTE welding program. Maria Jones moved to accept the grant and Lauretta Poole seconded; the motion passed 6-0-1 with Scott Aaron recorded as abstaining.
Superintendent David Tarver had previously reviewed program needs and the agenda described the grant as designated for the CTE welding program. The board’s recorded action authorizes district staff to accept the funds and apply them to the welding program; the minutes do not list line-item uses for the grant. The approval was recorded as part of routine action on consent and related items.
The board passed the motion during the business portion of the meeting; no public comment was registered on the grant. The minutes show the board took up the grant discussion as part of agenda material and then moved to the vote.
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