In addition to recognitions of students, teachers and groups, the district will also receive a presentation on its federal grant applications, documents show.
Long story short
In total, the district has five federal grants it is applying for, totaling $8.2 million—the vast majority of which comes from a $6.1 million grant aimed at providing resources to help low-income families meet state standards, according to documents detailing the grant applications.
Other applications include a $1.1 million grant for improving teacher and principal quality, and various grants to help students with limited English proficiency improve their language skills, documents show.
Several contracts are also on the docket for June 23, including agreements for alternative education programs, a crosswalk agreement with the city of Friendswood, and various contracts for school-related services, including plumbing, repairs, supplies and propane for buses.
Also on the agenda
An item totaling $319,000 for school safety-related projects is also up for a vote, agenda documents show. Those projects include modifying student restrooms, purchasing tasers and partially funding a mini ambulance to use at both of the district’s stadiums.
Stay tuned
CCISD will meet at 6 p.m. June 23 at its Education Support Center, 2425 E. Main St., League City.
