The board approved a final HQIM implementation grant expenditure of $153,920 to ESC Region 20 to cover curriculum rollout supports through May 2026 after trustees clarified the billing schedule and grant funding source.
The board approved a resolution to uncommit $4,000,000 of previously committed maintenance tax-note proceeds so the district can pay Schneider Electric for approved lighting, mechanical and electrical upgrades; administration said the funds will be moved into a visible accounting code.
The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to offer the interim superintendent position to a finalist pending a background check and contract negotiations after closed-session interviews; a public speaker had urged the board to hire the candidate.
Auditors and district staff described coding errors in the district’s student information system that altered class ranks for hundreds of students; trustees then voted to decline an administrative recommendation to automatically apply advanced‑course weighting to transfer students unless the originating transcript explicitly designates the course as advanced.
The board approved premium compensation and traded time for staff who worked to mitigate a September 2025 ransomware incident; nonexempt employees will receive emergency pay per board policy and exempt staff will receive traded off‑duty time.
Parents, CTE staff and trustees asked the board to pause proposed alignment changes that would place dual‑credit welding under a manufacturing pathway, warning the reclassification could jeopardize FFA eligibility and students' ability to complete pathways and dual‑credit credentials.
After extended debate over academic outcomes versus staff recovery time, the Uvalde CISD board narrowly approved a 4‑day hybrid 2026–27 academic calendar by a 3–2 vote; trustees said the decision responds to staff and community input but raised questions about long‑term academic impact.
At a Feb. 13, 2026 reconvened session, the Uvalde CISD board granted a level‑3 grievance filed by employee 2 and approved remedies numbered 2, 3, 4 and 7; the board directed staff to notify both parties in writing.
The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District board voted to grant a level‑3 grievance filed by employee 1 and approved the remedies requested; the board instructed staff to notify both parties in writing.
The Uvalde CISD board accepted Superintendent Colas' resignation at a reconvened open session; Trustee Quinones moved to accept the resignation, Trustee Flores seconded, and the motion carried.