The Tomball ISD board of trustees is expected to approve its fiscal year 2020-21 budget Tuesday, June 9, and hear a report Monday, June 8, about the district's plans for the fall semester following the coronavirus pandemic, according to meeting agendas.
In May, Superintendent Martha Salazar-Zamora gave a brief pandemic update, announcing meal distribution would continue through June and the district could revise its 2020-21 academic calendar in light of the pandemic, which caused school facilities to be closed since mid-March and districts across the nation to move to e-learning methods.
The Texas Education Agency released guidelines May 7 about possible adjustments school districts could consider making to the 2020-21 calendar in light of the COVID-19 pandemic to minimize anticipated disruptions, such as a potential increase in absence rates, as Community Impact Newspaper previously reported.
On May 28, nearby district Spring ISD became one of the first districts to approve a revised 2020-21 calendar, which includes intersessional breaks and runs Aug. 17, 2020, to June 25, 2021.













