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VIDOR ISD trustees voted 7-0 Aug. 25 to uphold a campus trespass issued after concluding a parent’s level‑1 through level‑3 grievances were filed outside the district’s timelines. The board cited timeliness under board policy and said administrators had already reviewed multiple grievances and made limited accommodations.
Texas / School Districts / VIDOR ISD
The Vidor ISD Board of Trustees on Aug. 19 adopted a package of policy changes to implement new state requirements, including expanded parental grievance rights, a policy prohibiting employees from assisting in social transitioning, restrictions on DEI duties and protocols for controversial topics and public comments.
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District bond projects advanced across campuses, with Byron Middle and Oak Forest showing foundation progress, Vidor Elementary receiving a notice to proceed, and Pine Forest plans expanded to add a retention pond and a fire-water tank for sprinkler capacity.
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The board approved a $0.25 increase in adult lunch prices to $5.25 to comply with USDA and Texas Department of Agriculture cost-recovery guidelines; adult breakfast remains $3.50.
Texas / School Districts / VIDOR ISD
The Vidor Independent School District board approved a $48 million budget for 2025–26, kept the maintenance-and-operations tax rate unchanged and adopted a total tax rate of 1.061962 after trustees heard staff analysis of a statewide homestead-exemption increase set for a November ballot.
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After a closed session on personnel, the board voted 70 in open session to finalize the superintendents contract.
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Vidor Independent School District trustees voted 4–3 on Aug. 11 to adopt a resolution prohibiting non‑enrolled students (including homeschooled students) from participating in district extracurricular or UIL activities for the 2025–26 school year.
Texas / School Districts / VIDOR ISD
The Vidor ISD Board of Trustees recorded a series of routine and substantive votes Aug. 11, 2025. The board approved consent items, budget transfers, personnel and program items, purchases and policy first readings; most motions passed unanimously, while the non‑enrolled student participation resolution passed 4–3.
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The Vidor ISD board approved the issuance of $48.325 million in Series 2025A unlimited‑tax school building bonds and closed the bond sale plan for August, with proceeds directed to ongoing construction projects and capitalized interest.
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After a district scoring committee reviewed proposals, the Vidor ISD board approved ranking Next Level Urgent Care as the chosen provider for a proposed employee supplemental health plan and delegated authority to the superintendent to negotiate the contract if it is feasible within the budget.