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COMMUNITY ISD board unanimously adopts K–5 reading textbooks
Summary
The COMMUNITY ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a package of reading textbooks for kindergarten through fifth grade, carrying forward an item from the Feb. 16 meeting. Trustees recorded individual votes and noted one absence and one member leaving early.
The COMMUNITY ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously March 23 to adopt new reading textbooks for students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
The adoption was listed as a carried-over future action item from the Feb. 16, 2026 meeting and passed with all five voting trustees in attendance voting yes; Trustee Sean Walker was absent and Trustee Jeff Cox left early for travel. The meeting minutes state: "The CISD Board of Trustees, by unanimous vote, approved the adoption of reading textbooks for kindergarten through 5th grade, as presented."
District staff presented the item as part of the action agenda; the transcript does not specify the textbook titles, publisher names, or the financial cost of the adoption. The board did not record a mover/second for this specific motion in the transcript. Trustees recorded individual votes: Josh Saenz—yes; Jana Hunter—yes; Jessica Foster—yes; Marc Stanfield—yes; Jeff Cox—not present for the vote.
The adoption is listed under the board's action items and will be implemented consistent with district procurement and distribution timelines. Additional details about the selected materials and implementation schedule were not specified in the transcript and will be posted in district contract records or future board materials.
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