Board adopts accelerated-instruction allocations for two high schools
Under Texas Education Code requirements, the board approved accelerated-instruction (end-of-course) budgets of $20,000 each for Friendship High School and Memorial High School as part of the 2026–27 budget adoption.
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Citing Texas Education Code requirements, CFO Farley Reeves recommended the board adopt accelerated-instruction budgets for students who do not pass end-of-course exams. Reeves said the district set aside $20,000 for Friendship High School and $20,000 for Memorial High School to fund required accelerated instruction programs.
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