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LISD board adopts Positivity Project as district character education curriculum
Summary
The Livingston ISD Board of Trustees unanimously adopted the Positivity Project as the district's character education curriculum for 2026-27. The motion, made June 15, passed 6-0.
The Livingston Independent School District Board of Trustees voted June 15 to adopt the Positivity Project as the district's character education curriculum for the 2026-27 school year. The motion was made by Bea Ellis, seconded by Megan Rowe, and passed 6-0.
Board materials and the motion record do not list a contract amount; the meeting minutes record only that the board approved adoption. The decision follows student- and staff-recognition items earlier in the meeting highlighting curricular and extracurricular successes across LISD.
Board members voting in favor were Andrew Boyce, Bea Ellis, Megan Rowe, John Allen Slocomb, Steven Grimm and Scott Paske. The adoption becomes part of district curriculum planning for next school year; the board did not specify implementation timeline or associated budget line items in the public minutes.
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