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Growth committee unveils concepts for a college and career academy and a second high school; board adopts a math curriculum and 2026-27 staffing
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met April 20, 2026, with Trustees Forrest Collins, Zachary Tarrant, Jeremy Pruett, Jim Scott and Lynn Morgan present. Pruett reported on the Aledo Education Foundation's gala the previous weekend, and Morgan on the PTO and AdvoCats, including the Run, Walk, Crawl Grow Run fundraiser. The board commended McCall Elementary's fifth-grade team, the month's Bearcats of Character, the district art show winners, a National Merit finalist, 12 robotics state qualifiers, HOSA state competitors, a VASE state qualifier, powerlifting honorees, and the 2025-2026 Teacher Leadership Cohort. McCall Elementary presented on the LEAD initiative.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the April 20, 2026 meeting (draft), as attached to the May 18, 2026 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, April 20, 2026 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
Collins and Morgan are sworn in, Jennifer Taylor is honored, and the board approves three curriculum purchases and 2025-2026 staffing
The consent agenda passed 7-0 and included the audit firm engagement letter for the 2024-2025 audit, cheerleader and dance uniform purchases for the high school and both middle schools, a McCall Elementary Ed-Flex Title I schoolwide waiver and a foreign exchange student waiver. The board then approved, each 7-0, the purchase of Really Great Reading products, NWEA's MAP Growth and IXL Learning language arts, math and real-time diagnostic, presented by Director of Assessment and Accountability Candace Summerhill, and additional staff positions for 2025-2026, presented by Deputy Superintendent Kim Raymond.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the May 19, 2025 meeting, as attached to the June 16, 2025 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, May 19, 2025 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
Twenty-three residents address the board as the 2023 bond projects close and Policy Update 124 is adopted
Walsh Elementary presented, and the board commended McCall Elementary's second-grade team, the month's Bearcats of Character, district art show winners, powerlifting state qualifiers, Business Professionals of America state qualifiers, an academic all-state basketball player, the 2024-2025 Teacher Leader Cohort, a new principal of Aledo Middle School and a new director of human resources. Twenty-three members of the community spoke during public comment on non-agenda items.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the April 21, 2025 meeting, as attached to the May 19, 2025 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, April 21, 2025 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board adopts the 2025-2026 calendar as the ag barn nears completion, land is acquired for future facilities, and trustees head to Austin
Vandagriff Elementary and McAnally Middle School presented, and the board commended McKinney Elementary's third-grade team, the month's Bearcats of Character, TMEA All-State choir and band members, the district's recognition as a Career and Technical Association of Texas CTE District of Distinction, the Region 11 Assistant Principal of the Year from McCall Elementary, a new chief of police and director of safety and security, and four Circle of Greatness honorees.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Feb. 17, 2025 meeting, as attached to the March 17, 2025 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Feb. 17, 2025 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board approves the superintendent's 2024-2025 contract and hears the education foundation's safety campaign
McCall Elementary presented its Saddle Up and Read initiative. The board commended the month's Bearcats of Character and McCall's kindergarten team, and Aledo Education Foundation board member Jake Battenfield described the AEF fall campaign for the district's safety and security needs, the opening of teacher grant applications and the Bearcat Blast clay shoot fundraiser.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Sept. 17, 2024 meeting, as attached to the Oct. 21, 2024 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Sept. 17, 2024 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
Lear, Scott and Pruett are sworn in, Loftin and Brown are honored, and the board orders 13 buses and a slate of 2023 bond safety projects
The consent agenda, approved 5-0, included cheerleader and dance uniforms for the high school and both middle schools and the 2024-2025 staffing positions. The board then approved, each 5-0: science equipment to meet updated state curriculum standards; the purchase of 13 school buses with 2023 bond program funds; district playground shade structures and McCall playfield improvements with 2023 bond funds; improvements to the South Transportation Facility bus parking area; interior security doors, public address systems and access control upgrades for the 2023 bond safety and security project; and the audit firm engagement letter for the 2023-2024 audit.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the May 20, 2024 meeting, as attached to the June 17, 2024 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, May 20, 2024 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board buys Chromebooks with emergency connectivity funds, security video servers, McKinney Elementary materials and an ag program vehicle
Assistant Superintendent Amber Crissey and instructional specialists shared instructional rounds and PLC Cycle 3 data; Bohn and Husfeld reviewed the 2024-2025 budget; Husfeld and a TASB representative presented the annual pay systems review and the 2022-2023 fund balance report; and Chief Facilities and Construction Officer Chris Campbell and Moore previewed the school bus order, playground shade structures, McCall playfield improvements, bus parking improvements, interior security doors, public address systems and access control upgrades that the board voted on May 20. Trustees marked Brown's and Loftin's final full regular meeting.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the April 15, 2024 meeting, as attached to the May 20, 2024 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, April 15, 2024 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
After a 12th state football title, the board hears the 2023 demographic update, seats the Attendance Zone Committee and wires the new elementary school
McCall Elementary presented on its library clubs. The board commended the district's School FIRST financial integrity rating, academic all-state athletes, a perfect score on the AP Computer Science Principles exam, FFA ag advocacy state finalists, the Daniel Ninth Grade biology team, and a Girl Scout troop's Silver Award presentation of sensory boards. The consent agenda passed 7-0 and included Resolution 12182023-1 pertaining to Senate Bill 763, an interlocal agreement to join the Region 10 Education Service Center multi-region purchasing cooperative, and an off-campus PE site.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 18, 2023 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 16, 2024 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 18, 2023 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board approves the schematic design for the high school renovations, a development agreement with FG Aledo, and a slate of bond consultants as the budget tightens
Joshua Cogburn of Huckabee Architects presented the proposed schematic design for the Aledo High School renovations and addition under the 2023 bond, which the board approved 7-0. The board also approved, each 7-0: Alpha Testing as materials testing consultant for Lynn McKinney Elementary; Teague Nall and Perkins as civil engineering consultant for the high school and agriculture barn expansion; a fire alarm replacement at McCall Elementary; re-keying of the district's interior and exterior doors; authority for the superintendent to execute a development agreement with FG Aledo; technology license and warranty renewals; district network equipment purchased with 2023 bond funds, presented by Director of Technology Brooks Moore; an extension of the bank depository contract with First Financial Bank; the agreement to purchase attendance credit under the state's recapture provisions, with authority delegated to the superintendent under Texas Education Code Section 11.1511(c)(4); an update to policy CE(Local) on the annual operating budget; and the 2023-2024 regular meeting dates.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Aug. 21, 2023 meeting, as attached to the Sept. 19, 2023 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Aug. 21, 2023 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board adopts its priorities for the 88th Legislature as the growth committee reports and the 2019 bond turns three
McAnally Middle School presented on its eight houses built around the Positivity Project. The board commended FFA national finalists, cross country state qualifiers, Circle of Greatness honorees and McCall Elementary's third-grade team. No one spoke during public comment. The consent agenda passed 6-0 and included 2022-2023 class size exception waivers, the purchase of a police vehicle and a 2022-2023 general fund budget amendment.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Nov. 14, 2022 meeting, as attached to the Dec. 12, 2022 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Nov. 14, 2022 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board names a long-range facility planning subcommittee, marks a 19th straight Superior financial rating, and buys furniture and technology for the new middle school and elementary
McCall Elementary presented on project-based learning. The board commended the district's Superior rating in the School FIRST financial accountability system, an Aledo Education Foundation grant presentation, the principal of Charles McAnally Middle School, and a recognition of Superintendent Susan Bohn by the Texas Association of Community Schools. The consent agenda, approved 7-0, included class size exception waivers, a general fund budget amendment and the memorandum of understanding with the Aledo Education Foundation.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 13, 2021 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 18, 2022 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 13, 2021 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board names the 2019 bond campuses: Annetta Elementary, Charles McAnally Middle School, Jewell Elaine Vandagriff Elementary and the Early Childhood Academy
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Dec. 14, 2020, with President Hoyt Harris and Trustees Forrest Collins, Julie Turner, Jessica Brown, Jennifer Taylor and David Lear present. Superintendent Susan Bohn thanked the community for helping the district keep school open. Brown said the 2019 bond projects were progressing and that the community's focus was equity among campuses. McCall Elementary presented, and the board commended four Circle of Greatness honorees, a TMEA all-state jazz band member and a state cross country qualifier. Three community members spoke individually about the district's COVID-19 protocols, and Executive Director of Student Services Scott Kessel reviewed case trends.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 14, 2020 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 19, 2021 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 14, 2020 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
Board hires Dennis Hearn as McAnally Intermediate principal and assistant principals for Walsh and McCall elementaries
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met in special session June 5, 2019, at 8:05 a.m. with President Hoyt Harris, Secretary Forrest Collins, Vice President Jennifer Loftin and Trustees Jessica Brown and Jennifer Taylor present. After a brief closed session on the candidates, the board approved Superintendent Susan Bohn's recommendations to hire Ashlee Hudson as assistant principal at Walsh Elementary, Jake Bean as assistant principal at McCall Elementary and Dennis Hearn as principal of McAnally Intermediate School, each 5-0. The meeting adjourned at 8:17 a.m.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the June 5, 2019 meeting, as attached to the June 17, 2019 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, June 5, 2019 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board adopts its 2019 legislative priorities and charters the Bearcat Growth Committee as the education foundation delivers $131,000 in grants
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Dec. 17, 2018, with all seven trustees present: President Hoyt Harris, Vice President Jennifer Loftin, Secretary Forrest Collins and Trustees David Lear, Bobby J. Rigues, Jessica Brown and Julie Turner. McCall Elementary's choir sang. The board commended three national FFA winners and honored Rigues as the Friends of Texas Public Schools' ambassador of the year, and Harris recognized the retiring executive director of assessment and accountability. Aledo Education Foundation executive director Shawn Callaway presented a check for $131,000 for innovative teaching grants. Rigues said the January legislative session would focus on school finance and property tax relief, and Collins reported on the Local Government Collaborative's meeting with State Representative Phil King. There were no public comments.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 17, 2018 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 22, 2019 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 17, 2018 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
The board welcomes Superintendent Susan Bohn, honors former trustees Tillman and Stringer, joins two purchasing cooperatives and hires three assistant principals
After an executive session from 8:03 to 9:54 p.m. that included board member and superintendent duties, the board approved Deputy Superintendent Lynn McKinney's recommendation to hire Kerry Cooper as assistant principal at Walsh Elementary, April Riley as assistant principal at McCall Elementary and Dennis Hearn as assistant principal at Aledo Middle School, 7-0. The meeting adjourned at 9:57 p.m.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the June 18, 2018 meeting, as attached to the July 16, 2018 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, June 18, 2018 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board hears bond survey results and the demographic report, accepts the audit, approves a fiber project, calls the May election and amends the Elementary School No. 6 site contract
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Jan. 25, 2018, with five trustees present. In a work session, Michael Baselice presented bond election survey results, a demographer presented the demographic report, and Superintendent Derek Citty offered timelines and a bond steering committee for later consideration. McCall Elementary's student council presented. Citty reported that the Aledo A logo is now a trademark the district will enforce, that the district had never observed the federal ruling's 8.5% special education figure, that the deputy superintendent had represented the district before the Aledo City Council in opposition to a beer and wine license for a business across from McAnally Intermediate, and thanked first responders and staff for their handling of the Jan. 22 fires. The board honored the Associated Press 5A football players and trainers, the trustees for School Board Recognition Month, and the PTO for gifts of $12,700 to each elementary campus, $5,000 each to the high school and ninth grade campus and $1,100 to the learning center. President Jay Stringer announced he would not run again.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Jan. 25, 2018 meeting, as attached to the Feb. 20, 2018 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Jan. 25, 2018 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board adopts the 2017-2018 code of conduct, buys recording equipment for its meetings, and directs a project-by-project vote on the bond package
Citty apologized to the press and community that notice of a date change for the bond steering committee's SWOT meeting had not been sent. Leesa Vardeman of VLK Architects explained the meeting's intent and said that because the consultant VLK brought in had veered off topic and not followed instructions, VLK had ended her services. The board reviewed probable-cost worksheets for Middle School No. 2, the CTE additions and the McAnally renovations, discussed deferring the McAnally capital projects, and directed the administration to bring each project's cost back separately for a round-robin vote and to return with geothermal versus rooftop unit information. Chief Financial Officer Earl Husfeld presented 2017-2018 budget projections and the TASB pay systems maintenance report. After an executive session from 9:24 to 10 p.m., the board approved Rebecca Faulkner as McCall Elementary assistant principal, 6-0, and adjourned.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Aug. 7, 2017 meeting, as attached to the Sept. 18, 2017 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Aug. 7, 2017 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board adopts its operating procedures manual and Policy Update 108, approves contracts for 20 acres for a new elementary school, and hires a McCall principal
The board approved, each 6-0: the Board Operating Procedure Manual; Board Policy Update 108; the 2017-2018 board calendar with meetings moved to June 18 and Feb. 20; and Forrest Collins as TASA/TASB delegate with Julie Turner as alternate. After an executive session from 9:48 to 10:57 p.m., it approved Julie Choate as principal of McCall Elementary and Kacy Mitchell as instructional technology specialist, and approved proposed contracts to purchase 15 acres, more or less, from the Barbara Moore Family Limited Partnership and 5 acres, more or less, from Barbara Lynn Carpenter, each 6-0. The meeting adjourned at 11 p.m.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the July 17, 2017 meeting, as attached to the Aug. 21, 2017 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, July 17, 2017 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
Eight residents address the board, six about the McCall principal's resignation, before a Region 11 review of the principal evaluation system and a long closed session
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met in special session June 13, 2017, with all seven trustees present. After a closed session with the school attorney from 6:06 to 6:36 p.m., eight residents spoke during public comment: six about the resignation of McCall Elementary's principal, one about standardized testing and one about the review of education professionals. Dale Latham of the Region 11 Education Service Center reviewed the T-PESS principal evaluation process and answered trustees' questions. The board met in executive session with its attorney and on personnel from 7:28 to 10 p.m., took no action and adjourned at 10:01 p.m.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the June 13, 2017 meeting, as attached to the July 17, 2017 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, June 13, 2017 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
After 22 residents speak, the board postpones the elementary attendance zones on a 5-2 vote when a motion for Plan 10 finds no second
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Dec. 15, 2016, with all seven trustees present. McCall Elementary presented. Superintendent Derek Citty announced the state football championship game, the trustee election timeline and a meeting with Commissioner Mike Morath. The board recognized cross country state qualifiers and academic all-state athletes, and received checks of $80,000 from the PTO and $181,000 from the Aledo Education Foundation for teacher grants. President Jay Stringer read the annual board training report into the record: no Tier One training required in a non-legislative year, the new trustee's orientation completed, Team of Eight training completed Oct. 4, and every trustee meeting and exceeding the continuing-education hours. Bobby J. Rigues reported the 85th Legislature would open Jan. 10 with school choice and funding as the main topics. Twenty-two residents, counting a couple listed together as two, spoke about the elementary attendance zone boundary, and one about cheerleading.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 15, 2016 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 23, 2017 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 15, 2016 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board approves 2016-2017 staffing with a hiring freeze until appraisals arrive, Technology Package 2, the school calendar and Policy Update 104
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met March 21, 2016, with all seven trustees present once David Davis arrived. McCall Elementary second graders demonstrated coding with iPads. Superintendent Derek Citty announced the Bond Advisory Committee's April 12 meeting, updated weather damage and enrollment, and had trustees vote for the Region 11 board. The board recognized state art and agricultural education students. Hoyt Harris reported that gala sponsorships had doubled, the golf tournament was renamed the Don R. Daniel Golf Classic for June 10, and the foundation had a new president. Bobby J. Rigues reported on the TASB grassroots priorities process. A resident spoke about accountability.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the March 21, 2016 meeting, as attached to the April 18, 2016 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, March 21, 2016 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board hires Buford Thompson as construction manager at risk for Elementary No. 5, hears the Walsh development, and marks a 13th straight top financial rating
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Nov. 16, 2015, with all seven trustees present. Vandagriff Elementary's student council helped call the meeting to order and played a technology game with the trustees. Superintendent Derek Citty previewed Bearcat Academy, the Thanksgiving break and the holiday party, and said alcohol laws were being enforced in the district. The board recognized the Bearcat Regiment's state competition, the district's Jack Harvey Award winner and a cross country state qualifier. McCall Elementary's principal introduced two fourth graders whose fundraising, with the district and the education foundation, will put a wheelchair swing on every Aledo ISD playground. Foundation executive director Shawn Callaway presented the annual report. A resident spoke about facility fees for Girl Scout meetings.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Nov. 16, 2015 meeting, as attached to the Dec. 14, 2015 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Nov. 16, 2015 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board sets construction manager at risk for Elementary No. 5 and sealed proposals for the rest of the 2015 bond, as the superintendent reports enrollment running above forecast
The board approved, each 7-0: four class size waivers for second grade at McCall Elementary; an exception to policy FDA(Local) on interdistrict transfers; the construction manager at-risk procurement method for Elementary School No. 5 and competitive sealed proposals for the remaining 2015 bond projects except buses; and postponing the public-comment procedures to October. No action was taken on Tarrant Appraisal District nominations. After an executive session on real property from 9:01 to 9:25 p.m., the meeting adjourned at 9:28 p.m.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Sept. 21, 2015 meeting, as attached to the Oct. 19, 2015 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Sept. 21, 2015 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board canvasses the May 9 election and the bond that passed, seats Stringer, Loftin and Tillman, re-elects its officers, and adopts the 2015-2018 strategic plan
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met May 18, 2015, with all seven trustees present. The Aledo Learning Center's principal presented its programs. The board canvassed the May 9 trustee election, Jay Stringer in Place 1, Jennifer Loftin in Place 2 and David Tillman in Place 3, and the May 9 bond election, which passed, each 6-0 before Loftin was sworn in; the board secretary then swore in all three. The board recognized state visual arts students, the varsity color guard, the horse judging team and McCall Elementary as a Title I high-progress school. After a closed session on officer qualifications, it elected Stringer president, David Davis vice president and Steve Bartley secretary, each 7-0.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the May 18, 2015 meeting, as attached to the June 15, 2015 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, May 18, 2015 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board calls the May 2015 bond election: $28,800,000 in Proposition 1 and $24,400,000 in Proposition 2
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met in special session Feb. 25, 2015, with all seven trustees present once David Davis, Johnny Campbell and Dr. David Tillman arrived. An instructional technology specialist presented on mobile learning. Superintendent Derek Citty answered questions received after the Feb. 16 bond presentation: an air-conditioned school bus with a video recorder costs between $95,000 and $100,000, the district has 64 buses and most proposed buses are replacements, and the cost difference between McCall Elementary and the proposed new elementary is construction inflation, per VLK's Leesa Vardeman. Vardeman, Citty and Chief Financial Officer Earl Husfeld walked the board through the 2025 Committee's bond presentation.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Feb. 25, 2015 meeting, as attached to the March 16, 2015 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Feb. 25, 2015 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board hears the ten-year demographic report, accepts $179,544.22 in teacher grants, adopts the 2015-2016 calendar and extends the 2025 Committee as the Bearcats head to the state title game
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Dec. 15, 2014, with all seven trustees present once Johnny Campbell arrived. McCall Elementary's student council presented. Superintendent Derek Citty announced early release Dec. 18 and 19, the holiday break, a Jan. 5 special meeting on the bond survey results, the trustee election timeline with filing opening Jan. 28 and the election May 9, and the Bearcats' state championship game against Temple that Saturday. The board commended a student council sponsor, Percussive Arts International participants, a state cross country runner and academic all-state seniors. President Jay Stringer read the annual training report: no Tier One required in a non-legislative year, Team of Eight completed Oct. 27, Tier Two and Three met by all, with hours listed for each trustee. Hoyt Harris said the education foundation would present teacher grants in January. There were no public comments.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 15, 2014 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 19, 2015 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 15, 2014 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook
School board accepts the 2012-2013 audit, $60,000 from the PTO and $90,585.88 from the education foundation, adopts the 2014-2015 calendar and hears capacity projections through 2023-24
The Aledo ISD Board of Trustees met Dec. 16, 2013, with five trustees present: President Jay Stringer, Vice President David Davis, Steve Bartley, Bobby J. Rigues and Hoyt Harris. McCall Elementary's student council reported collecting 4,000 food items. Superintendent Derek Citty said Good Friday, April 18, and Memorial Day, May 26, 2014, would be used as two of four bad-weather makeup days. The board commended the district safety team's Texas School Safety Award, and PTO president Patti Oaks presented $60,000 for the campuses. Stringer read each trustee's continuing education hours into the record, all meeting and exceeding the requirement. Rigues described Carroll ISD's community leadership program. There were no public comments. The consent agenda passed 5-0.
Sources: Aledo ISD: minutes of the Dec. 16, 2013 meeting, as attached to the Jan. 20, 2014 agenda (BoardBook); Aledo ISD: agenda, Dec. 16, 2013 (BoardBook); Aledo ISD meetings on BoardBook