Following community input and committee debate, the board voted 5–2 to name High School No. 2 "North Del Valle High School"; later the board approved employment resignations and terminations in closed session by a 7–0 vote.
Administration proposed extending the district’s DOI for five years, keeping academic calendar and staffing/certification exemptions and adding exemptions to retain the district's grievance timelines and library‑materials acquisition process; trustees debated timelines, evidence retention and parental access to materials.
District leaders proposed a contract exceeding $50,000 with ProCare Therapy to place two on‑site related‑services positions (occupational/speech therapists) to address roughly 15 special‑education vacancies; trustees asked about comparative costs versus district hires.
Public commenters and a high‑school counselor urged Del Valle ISD to adopt a trauma response protocol for students affected by immigration enforcement, asking for a clear plan, immediate emotional and logistical support, legal-aid resources and staff training.
Del Valle ISD trustees heard a presentation on targeted improvement plans (TIPs) and turnaround plans (TAPs) for five campuses and closed the public hearing without taking formal action; staff said final plans will be submitted to the Texas Education Agency by Nov. 21, 2025.
District construction staff reported significant interior and exterior progress at the High School No. 2 site on Oct. 21 but said delivery of permanent water, power and road infrastructure from the Whisper Valley development remains pending and could affect the August 2027 opening date.
A district naming committee has forwarded four ranked recommendations for Del Valle ISD High School No. 2; the board will consider adopting a final name at its Nov. 4 meeting. The district said the new campus is on track to open in August 2027 but some project details remain pending.
The Del Valle ISD Board of Trustees approved goal progress measures tied to college, career and military readiness (CCMR), including targets for TSI readiness, associate degrees and industry-based certifications. The motion passed 7-0.
Trustees voted to delay adoption of Board and Superintendent guardrails and approved a community engagement plan that includes a webinar, listening sessions, a survey and up to $1,000 for refreshments and printing. The motion to delay and add outreach components passed unanimously.
Del Valle ISD issued a request for proposals to prequalify multiple vendors for recurring trade services — from irrigation and playgrounds to HVAC and roofing — allowing district staff to assign projects from a vetted pool and request quick quotes without reissuing project-specific bids.