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Community ISD board approves virtual program for Community High School
Summary
The Board of Trustees approved a new Community ISD Virtual Program at Community High School during its May 19 meeting; trustees voted on the motion without recorded dissent. The program was approved by motion of Jessica Foster, seconded by Staci Schroeder.
The Community ISD Board of Trustees voted May 19 to approve a new virtual learning program at Community High School, part of the district's expansion of instructional options for the 2025–26 school year. The motion to approve the program was made by Jessica Foster and seconded by Staci Schroeder; the minutes say simply, "to approve the Virtual Program for CHS."
Superintendent Dr. Knowlton had listed the program among action items presented to the board; the minutes do not specify program details such as enrollment caps, staffing, or budget. Board members approved the motion without a recorded roll-call tally. The approval moves the board to the next step of implementing the program through administrative planning and any necessary state reporting or program setup at CHS.
The board's action was taken as a single motion on the consent/action agenda; the minutes record the motion carried but provide no timeline for program launch or additional documentation required for implementation.
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