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Votes at a glance: Brenham ISD board actions
Summary
At the meeting the board approved an amendment to the 2024–25 budget, approved two grant-funded curriculum contracts (NIET and Great Minds), approved the consent agenda (minus policy item 6d), and adopted revised FD/FM local policy language opting out of allowing non-enrolled students to participate in extracurricular activities.
The board recorded the following formal actions during the meeting:
- Amendment to the 2024–25 district budget as presented (motion by Kyle Hafner; second Justin Cawley). The chair announced "Motion carries." This action followed a finance presentation detailing tax collections and hail-damage cost estimates.
- Approval of a contract with the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (NIET) for K–5 math implementation under Strong Foundations Part C in the amount of $72,000 (motion by Archer Carter; seconded by Bonnie Brieckmeyer). Motion carried.
- Approval of a contract with Great Minds for secondary math implementation under Strong Foundations Part C in the amount of $100,000 (motion by Kelvin Raven; seconded by Kyle Hafner). Motion carried.
- Approval of the consent agenda (with item 6d pulled for separate discussion). Motion carried on voice vote.
- Adoption of revised language in FD local and FM local affirming that private-school and homeschooled students are not eligible for concurrent enrollment or participation in extracurricular activities (motion by Bonnie Brakemeyer; seconded by Justin Colley). The chair announced the motion carries.
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