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Gregory‑Portland ISD holds public hearing on 2024–25 TAPR; no public comment
Summary
The Gregory‑Portland ISD Board of Trustees held a public hearing Feb. 23, 2026, on the district’s 2024–25 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). The record shows no members of the public spoke and the board took no formal action at the meeting.
The Board of Trustees of Gregory‑Portland Independent School District met on Feb. 23, 2026, for a public hearing on the district’s 2024–2025 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). President Tim Flinn called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m. at the Gregory‑Portland ISD Administration Building, 1200 Broadway, Portland, TX. The minutes list Trustees Nicole Nolen, Zachary Simmons and Lora Deluna as present at the start of the meeting; Trustees Carrie Gregory and Mark Roach are recorded as arriving at 5:35 p.m., and Melissa Gonzales is listed as absent.
The agenda item is recorded as “Public Hearing: 2024-2025 Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) for the Gregory‑Portland Independent School District.” According to the meeting record, there was no public testimony: the minutes state that there was “No Public Comment.” The minutes do not record any board deliberation or vote on the TAPR itself, and no action was taken during open session related to the report.
The TAPR is the state’s district-level performance report; this hearing provided the formal opportunity for public comment and for trustees to receive the report into the record. With no public speakers and no formal board action recorded, the hearing functioned as a procedural presentation of the report rather than a decision point. The meeting adjourned at 5:49 p.m.
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