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San Isidro ISD authorizes application for State Homeland Security Program funds for campus safety
Summary
Trustees authorized a resolution Feb. 25 allowing San Isidro ISD to apply for State Homeland Security Program grant funds to support campus-safety needs; approval allowed submission but did not commit the district to accept any award.
The San Isidro ISD Board voted Feb. 25 to approve a resolution authorizing the district to apply for State Homeland Security Program grant funds. Superintendent Elsa V. Morris presented the resolution and explained that approving it would permit the district to submit a grant application but would not constitute acceptance of any funds.
Board discussion mentioned potential uses of grant funds for campus-safety-related needs; no specific dollar amounts or project lists were provided during the public meeting. Trustee David Garza moved to approve the resolution and Trustee Ricardo Vela seconded; the motion passed by recorded vote 6-0 with one absence.
The authorization opens the application process; any subsequent award would require separate acceptance and any required budget amendments or contract approvals.
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