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Palo Pinto ISD trustees adopt TASB Policy Update 126, citing multiple legislative changes
Summary
The Palo Pinto ISD Board of Trustees unanimously adopted TASB Localized Policy Manual Update 126 at its Nov. 11, 2025 meeting; the package lists revisions to dozens of local policy codes referencing recent state legislation. The board recorded no dissent and attached the TASB explanatory notes to the minutes.
The Palo Pinto ISD Board of Trustees unanimously adopted TASB Localized Policy Manual Update 126 during its regular meeting on Nov. 11, 2025. The motion to adopt was made by Trustee Cody Cloud and seconded by Trustee Brad Connelly; all trustees present voted in favor. The motion as recorded in the minutes states: "Motion by Cody Cloud, seconded by Brad Connelly, and approved unanimously to adopt Board Policy Update 126 as presented relating to the following (LOCAL) policies, with no change needed to FNA(LOCAL):".
The attached explanatory notes (included with the board packet) list the policy codes and summarize the legislative or regulatory changes that prompted the recommended revisions, citing specific Senate and House bills. The policy codes named in the minutes include board-meetings and public participation (BE, BED), procurement and purchasing (CH, CV), technology and cybersecurity (CQB) and a new local recommendation on artificial intelligence (CQD), facility safety (CSA), student welfare and discipline (FFF, FFG, FO), and many personnel and instructional codes. The minutes do not show discussion of individual policy text changes and do not record dollar amounts or implementation steps; the board’s action was to adopt the update as presented.
Next steps recorded in the minutes: the TASB instruction sheet and explanatory notes were attached to the minutes as the basis for the adoption. The board will review any needed local administrative regulations or implementation tasks at future meetings if required by staff or legal counsel.
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