College Station ISD trustees will consider a pilot program at their Oct. 20 meeting to have district central office administrators serve as substitute teachers on campuses.
The details
The agenda calls for trustees to consider and possibly take action on developing and implementing a program inspired by El Paso ISD. Board members proposed the idea at their Sept. 15 workshop, which is now being formally proposed, though action is not guaranteed to be taken.
At the September meeting, Trustee Kimberly McAdams said the district has an 80% fill rate of substitute teachers.
Also on the agenda
Custodial pay increase: Trustees will consider a $1-per-hour raise for custodial employees and a matching adjustment to the custodial pay scale.
New Agriculture Center equipment: Trustees will consider a $120,449 purchase of agricultural equipment for the district’s new Agriculture Center using 2023 bond funds.
2026 property tax levy: The board will consider a resolution authorizing the district’s 2026 property tax levy.
Get involved
The College Station ISD Board of Trustees will meet for its workshop session at 5 p.m. then hold its regular meeting at 7 p.m. Both are open to the public. Trustees meet at the district’s administration building, 1812 Welsh Ave., College Station.
