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Alamo Heights ISD board approves bond-funded technology purchases
Summary
At a special meeting Aug. 12, 2026, the Alamo Heights ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved technology purchases described in the minutes as financed by the district's 2023 bond; the minutes list the agenda item as a "Worthington Furniture Purchase," and the motion text refers to "Technology Purchases," an inconsistency noted in the record.
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The Alamo Heights Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved technology purchases financed by the district's 2023 bond at a special called meeting on Aug. 12, 2026. The motion was made by Mr. Clay Page and seconded by Mr. Ty Edwards; the minutes state the motion "carried unanimously."
The meeting minutes list the agenda item as "Consideration of Approval of Worthington Furniture Purchase" but record the motion as approving "the Technology Purchases Financed by the 2023 Bond as presented." The minutes do not provide dollar amounts, vendor details beyond the item title, or line-item descriptions; those specifics were not specified in the transcript of the minutes. "APPROVED - Motion by Mr. Clay Page, seconded by Mr. Ty Edwards, and carried unanimously to approve the Technology Purchases Financed by the 2023 Bond as presented," the minutes state.
Seven board members are recorded as present when the vote occurred: Mr. Clay Page (Presiding Officer), Mr. Ty Edwards, Mr. Hunter Kingman, Mrs. Karen Bryant, Mrs. Lauren McLaughlin, Mr. David Hornberger and Mrs. Carey Hildebrand. The minutes list no public commenters and show the meeting adjourned at 7:05 a.m. The record identifies the funding source as the district's 2023 bond but does not specify the amount or the specific equipment or furnishings covered by the approval.
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