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Denver City ISD board approves maximum Class Size Exception under TEC §25.112
Summary
Trustees voted unanimously to approve the district's maximum Class Size Exception under Texas Education Code §25.112; the minutes record approval but do not specify numeric limits.
The Denver City Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a motion granting the district a maximum Class Size Exception under Texas Education Code §25.112.
According to the minutes, “Motion was made by Brad Woosley and seconded by Danny Escalante for the approval of the maximum Class Size Exception (TEC §25.112).” The motion carried unanimously, 6‑0. The minutes record the statutory citation but do not include the numeric class‑size limits or grades affected.
Why it matters: Class size exceptions permit a district to exceed class‑size limits set in state law in specific circumstances; board approval starts the administrative process to implement the exception locally. The minutes do not describe the district’s justification for the exception or the number of classrooms affected.
What’s next: Administration should produce the written documentation and any required notices or waivers tied to TEC §25.112 for public record and state reporting.
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