Board separately adopts $734,376 accelerated-instruction allocation
Summary
Trustees separately approved $734,376 in compensatory education funds to support state-required accelerated instruction for students who do not meet assessment standards, passing the motion 7–0.
The board voted to adopt the budget allocation for accelerated instruction for 2026–27, a separate approval requested by the district to satisfy Texas Education Code requirements for instruction after unsatisfactory assessment results.
Melissa explained the allocation is $734,376 of compensatory-education funds earmarked to provide accelerated instruction when students fail to meet assessment standards. "Built into the general fund budget is $734,376 of compensatory education funds for that very purpose," she said.
Trustees moved and approved the item by hand vote, recorded as 7–0. The accelerated-instruction allocation will be accounted for separately during final general fund adoption and implementation.
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