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Bonham ISD board approves Head Start report, regional behavioral program, budget amendment and audit; allocates appraiser votes
Summary
Trustees approved routine consent and action items including the Head Start annual report, participation in the Region 10 regional behavioral program, a budget amendment, and the district audit (described as a "clean audit"). The board also allocated 735 votes to each of two nominees for county appraiser representation and set the next regular meeting for Dec. 15.
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The Bonham ISD board approved a set of routine but consequential action items during the meeting's business portion.
Motions and outcomes recorded in the meeting file included approval of the Head Start annual report and authorization for the district to participate in Region 10's regional behavioral program. Trustees approved a budget amendment discussed during the meeting, and the annual financial audit was accepted with board members describing it as a "clean audit." One board member summarized audit highlights including a modest general-fund decrease in balance tied to capital items but overall healthy fund balances.
On a governance item, trustees allocated their votes for the county appraisal board seats, splitting the district's allocation 735 to Jason Walker and 735 to AJ (as described in the posted motion). The board set the next regular meeting for Dec. 15 and then moved toward closed session as posted on the agenda.
Speakers (as attributed): Dr. Harris (moved motions), Mr. Fox (seconded motions), Mr. Floyd (timekeeper and participating trustee).
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