On July 21, Conroe ISD’s board of trustees will discuss a report by the CISD School Health Advisory Council, or SHAC, and a draft of district priorities for the 90th Texas Legislature.
The gist
According to its website, SHAC was founded to “ensure that community values and health issues are reflected in the district's health and physical education instruction.” The council's priorities for CISD include students' physical and mental health.
The upcoming report will be a summary of the work the council has done this past school year and a possible look into what's next for the district for the 2026-27 school year.
CISD will also review info on the priorities, outline and timeline before the 90th Texas Legislature. The session officially convenes Jan. 12, 2027, to discuss and vote on issues regarding education and state spending, among other topics.
As previously reported, CISD is currently undergoing many changes within the district, the biggest being the increase in the special education student population.
CISD could also undergo the possible loss of the fast-growth allotment, which could cost CISD $5 million-$9 million in funding in fiscal year 2027-28 due to estimated stagnant student growth, according to district documents.
One last thing
The regular board meeting will be held July 21 at the Walter P. Jett Continuing Education Center. Attendees can view the official agenda here.
