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Karnack ISD board adopts TASB Policy Update 126
Summary
The Karnack ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved TASB Policy Update 126 during its Nov. 3, 2025 meeting; the update packet addresses items including cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, instructional‑materials review and public‑comment procedures. The board voted 6–0 to adopt the local policy changes.
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The Karnack Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Nov. 3, 2025, to adopt TASB Policy Update 126, a package of recommended local policy revisions from the Texas Association of School Boards.
Trustee Judy Vandeventer moved to adopt the update and Trustee Ernest Crookshank seconded; all six trustees present at the time voted in favor. The approved motion appears as Agenda Item 7K in the meeting minutes.
The update packet presented to the board and included in the meeting materials covers a broad set of topics the district must consider, including cybersecurity obligations and training, the district's use and oversight of artificial‑intelligence tools, procedures for review and challenge of instructional materials, and recommended changes to public‑comment procedures. The update materials also reference changes stemming from the 89th Texas Legislature and recommend steps for keeping administrative regulations and postings current.
Board members did not record extended debate on the item; the motion carried as presented. The district's minutes indicate the board followed the recommended procedure for placing the policy items on the agenda and adopting local policy changes.
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