The Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees approved a resolution authorizing the superintendent to negotiate and execute a contract to buy roughly 12.977 acres at 3601 West State Highway 22, a parcel described as adjacent to the high school; the board voted to proceed and next steps call for contract negotiations.
District staff asked the Corsicana ISD board to authorize the chief of police to establish a reserve officer program limited to 10 part-time/volunteer officers subject to department rules and background checks; a motion was made and seconded, but no vote is recorded in the provided transcript.
A district presenter said attendance rose from 93.7% last year to 95.6% through Nov. 19 after a centralized attendance program, increased communication and campus interventions; chronic-absenteeism measures showed a large reduction, and staff credited McKinney-Vento and wraparound services for gains.
Trustees reapproved a resolution supporting an active-attack response equipment grant from the Office of the Governor for shields for district officers, covering the period referenced in the transcript (09/01/2026–08/31/2027).
After reviewing 11 proposals, Corsicana ISD trustees voted Jan. 20 to award a construction-manager-at-risk contract for the Panthers RIS project to BWC Education Group, following a recommendation from Friends Consulting Group.
Trustees approved a plan to establish a five‑year replacement cycle for staff and teacher devices, swapping all 639 devices in a single year and financing the purchase with a CDE‑backed loan through VeriBank; the devices will be budgeted locally and carry five-year warranties.
The Corsicana ISD Board of Trustees approved a district plan to comply with House Bill 2, using a 'Tiger Teacher Pipeline' grow‑your‑own program and external hires enrolled in state educator prep programs to eliminate uncertified teachers in core subjects by 2030.
Patillo, Grama and Hill (auditor listed in meeting packet) presented an unmodified opinion on Corsicana ISD's FY 2025 financial statements and a clean federal single‑audit; the district reported an unassigned general fund balance of about $22.2 million and an actual year‑end deficit of approximately $315,000.
Trustees heard a Collins scholarship fund update showing year‑end market value around $468,550 and total fund assets near $22.9 million; presenter recommended reinvesting an upcoming $240,000 CD and noted several additional maturities later in the year.
The board approved two agenda items on voice votes: the HB2 transition plan to reach 100% certified core teachers by 2030 and the TASB policy update 01/26 (second reading). The transcript records voice votes but does not provide roll‑call tallies.