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Holliday ISD approves tuition-based Pre-K program for staff children
Summary
The board approved a tuition-based Pre-K offering for children of district staff, noting one teacher is currently using the program and that a letter requesting TEA approval has been submitted and admission guidelines developed.
The Holliday Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a tuition-based Pre-K program available to the children of district staff at its Sept. 8 meeting. The administration reported this is a follow-up to prior discussion; one teacher is using the program this year and the district has submitted a letter seeking Texas Education Agency approval.
Minutes state that guidelines for admission to the program have been developed. The administration recommended board approval; the motion was made by Amy Hughes, seconded by Eric Morris, and recorded as passing by a 7-0 vote. No fee schedule or enrollment cap is specified in the minutes; the record notes TEA approval has been requested.
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