The Spring ISD board of trustees will hold a work session on Feb. 9 and a regular meeting on Feb. 14.[/caption]
The Spring ISD board of trustees will cover a wide range of topics at its work session on Thursday, Feb. 9. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at 16717 Ella Blvd., Houston. A regular meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14. Here are several presentations the board will hear on Thursday night:
1. The board will go over an annual demographic review of the district.
2. An annual report of the district’s educational performance and the Texas Academic Performance Report will be presented to the board.
3. An updated timeline will be presented for projects funded by the $330 million bond referendum passed by voters in November 2016.
4. The board will discuss proposed attendance boundary scenarios.
“It’s been a long time since we made any boundary changes,” said SISD Director of Communications Karen Garrison. “We’ve had some areas where growth has been higher than others; others are below capacity.”
The district will schedule community meetings in the near future to further discuss possible attendance boundary changes with the public.
5. The board will hear a presentation on how it can become a District of Innovation, and will discuss a resolution that would allow the district to explore and initiate the process.
The Spring ISD board of trustees will hold a work session on Feb. 9 and a regular meeting on Feb. 14.[/caption]
The Spring ISD board of trustees will cover a wide range of topics at its work session on Thursday, Feb. 9. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at 16717 Ella Blvd., Houston. A regular meeting will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14. Here are several presentations the board will hear on Thursday night:
1. The board will go over an annual demographic review of the district.
2. An annual report of the district’s educational performance and the Texas Academic Performance Report will be presented to the board.
3. An updated timeline will be presented for projects funded by the $330 million bond referendum passed by voters in November 2016.
4. The board will discuss proposed attendance boundary scenarios.
“It’s been a long time since we made any boundary changes,” said SISD Director of Communications Karen Garrison. “We’ve had some areas where growth has been higher than others; others are below capacity.”
The district will schedule community meetings in the near future to further discuss possible attendance boundary changes with the public.
5. The board will hear a presentation on how it can become a District of Innovation, and will discuss a resolution that would allow the district to explore and initiate the process.
