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Mexia ISD board unanimously approves district random drug‑testing program
Summary
The Mexia ISD Board of Trustees voted 7–0 June 15 to approve a districtwide random drug‑testing program after a motion from Dr. Bill Lowry and a second from Melvalynn Jones. The minutes record approval but do not include program specifics or an implementation timeline.
The Mexia ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously June 15 to approve a district random drug‑testing program.
Dr. Bill Lowry moved to approve the Mexia ISD Random Drug Testing Program; Trustee Melvalynn Jones seconded the motion and the board voted 7–0 in favor. The minutes record the motion and outcome but do not include details about which student groups are covered, the testing vendor, or a timeline for rollout.
Board minutes show the item was considered under "Operations, Facilities and Technology" and recorded as an action item. No public comments were recorded on the item in the minutes provided. The district's next steps and any administrative procedures for implementing the program were not specified in the meeting record.
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