CORPUS CHRISTI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT public meetings in 2025

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will meet December 8, 2025 to act on seven consent items totaling about $5.7 million, including artificial turf for two middle schools and an addition at Veterans Memorial High. The board will also hear routine reports, recognize staff and students, and set winter and January meeting dates.

• $3,245,280 contract to convert football fields to artificial turf at Hamlin and Lexington Middle Schools
• $1,416,918 addition at Veterans Memorial High School Multipurpose Room
• $111,300 amendment for speech-language pathology services with Soliant Health LLC
• $134,400 amendment for speech-language pathology services with Lighthouse Therapy LLC
• $308,515 purchase of Chromebooks for third grade students at fifteen campuses

Special Called Meeting-Facilities Workshop

The Corpus Christi Independent School District will hold a special called meeting for a facilities workshop. The session consists of an administrative report and discussion regarding facilities updates.

• Facilities Update presented by Ms. Karen Griffith

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD Board of Trustees will meet to discuss and vote on turnaround and targeted improvement plans for ten campuses identified by the Texas Education Agency. The board will also approve routine items such as budget amendments, library book purchases, and audit reports.

• Approve 2025-2026 Turnaround (TAP) and Targeted Improvement Plans (TIP) for ten TEA-identified campuses
• Approve $2025-2026 budget amendments
• Approve purchase of proposed library books
• Approve audit report for fiscal year ended June 30, 2025
• Approve reorganization of the Board of Trustees

Special Called Meeting-Public Complaint

The Corpus Christi ISD board will hold a special meeting to address a public complaint in closed session. After returning to open session, the board will take action on the complaint as required by policy GF.

• Closed session to discuss legal and personnel matters related to a public complaint
• Board to act on the public complaint in open session per policy GF

Rescheduled Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will meet to approve a $380,095 construction cost reduction for Bond 2022 gym additions, adopt the 2025 tax roll and levy, and amend the 2025-26 budget. A public hearing will review the district’s state financial accountability rating, and the board will vote on new LSG board goals and the Student Code of Conduct.

• Approval of Change Order to reduce Bond 2022 Adkins and Driscoll Middle School gym additions construction costs by $380,095
• Approval of 2025 Tax Roll and Levy for the 2025 tax year
• Approval of 2025-2026 Budget Amendments
• Approval of 2025-2027 LSG Board Goals and Progress Measures
• Approval of Student Code of Conduct

Rescheduled Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will review contracts for facility improvements and safety systems. The meeting includes reports on student reading and math data and bond construction updates.

• Roof replacements at Allen and Club Estates Elementary Schools ($3,020,000 budgeted)
• ADA Compliant Life Safety Notification System at Veterans Memorial HS, Kaffie MS, and Webb ES ($545,255.69 budgeted)
• Recognition of Coles High School's $100,000 grant from Port of Corpus Christi
• Review of Board Policy CDA(LOCAL) Other Revenues Investments
• Resolution for Independent Sources of Instruction Relating to Investment Responsibilities

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will review recommended changes to the employee health plan for the 2026 plan year. Other business includes budget amendments and the nomination of a candidate for the Nueces County Appraisal District Board of Directors.

• Approval of recommended employee health plan changes for the 2026 plan year
• Award for charter bus services (previous fiscal year $551,159.70)
• Approval of 2025-2026 budget amendments
• Resolution to nominate a candidate for the Nueces County Appraisal District Board of Directors
• 2024-2025 Annual Board Report from the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC)

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will vote on spending $7.4M for new school buses, athletic-field upgrades, furniture, and multi-year software deals at this regular meeting. They will also ratify prior approvals and recognize a $100,000 grant for Coles High School.

• Approve $4.1M increase for synthetic athletic fields at Hamlin and Lexington middle schools
• Approve purchase of eight new school buses ($1.2M budgeted)
• Approve $870,000 for student furniture and flooring at King and Moody high schools
• Ratify $66,579 Qualtrics platform contract for three years
• $198,175 data-analysis services amendment with IBIS Public Sector

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will decide on the 2025-2026 tax rate and budget amendments. The meeting includes the ratification of several contracts and a report on district accountability ratings and state assessment results.

• Adoption of resolution to set the tax rate for 2025-2026
• HVAC upgrades at Galvan and Mireles Elementary Schools and Ray High School ($1,853,252 budgeted)
• Contract renewal with All City Management Services for crossing guard services ($381,585.60 budgeted)
• Approval of 2025-2026 budget amendments
• Texas A&M Agrilife Nueces County Resolution for 4-H organization extracurricular status

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will meet to discuss the Student Code of Conduct regarding personal communication devices and review a professional development plan. The meeting includes votes on several district contracts and vehicle purchases.

• Purchase of districtwide vehicles from General Fund ($859,046.60 budgeted)
• Architectural services contract with Amtech Solutions, Inc. for roof replacement at Allen and Club Estates Elementary and Miller High School ($224,315 budgeted)
• Approval of Student Code of Conduct regarding student use of personal communication devices
• Approval of monetary donation for Windsor Park Elementary School
• Recognition of employee organizations

Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The committee will receive administrative reports on student health services and the regional day school program for the deaf. The body will also review a calendar of potential dates for student and teacher hearings through July 2026.

• Student Health Services Annual Report
• Corpus Christi Regional Day School Program for the Deaf report
• Scheduling of student and teacher hearings for 2025-2026

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will consider establishing a Local School Library Advisory Council and updating policies on library materials and student conduct. The meeting includes several contract approvals for district maintenance and security upgrades.

• Purchase and installation of new security camera system at Veterans Memorial High School ($314,886.61 budgeted)
• Districtwide filter replacement services with Camfil USA, Inc. ($245,362.65 budgeted)
• Purchase of copy paper (approximately $240,450 per six-month period)
• Strong Foundations K-5 and Secondary Math Grant implementation with Education Elements ($492,500 budgeted)
• Establishment of a Local School Library Advisory Council (SB 13)

Board Retreat

The Corpus Christi Independent School District Board of Trustees will hold a retreat to review the district’s mission and vision, followed by a closed session to discuss legal advice and personnel matters. No substantive decisions are listed on the public agenda.

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will hold its regular meeting on June 9, 2025. The most consequential item is a public hearing on the proposed 2025-2026 budget and tax rate. The board will also vote on renewing and approving multiple contracts, including HVAC upgrades and educational software licenses.

• Public hearing on 2025-2026 budget and tax rate
• Approve $1,050,000 HVAC upgrades at CCISD Natatorium
• Approve $481,223.85 Year 1 renewal for eSchoolPlus and related systems
• Approve $691,770 renewal of Interlocal Agreement with Communities in Schools
• Approve $253,430.40 contract for Special Education Private Duty Nursing Services

Special Called Meeting-Budget, Maintenance Tax Note, and Facilities Workshop

The Board will conduct a workshop regarding the district budget, facilities, and a maintenance tax note. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

• Budget, Maintenance Tax Note, and Facilities Workshop
• Closed session regarding evaluation, employment, reassignment, duties, discipline, or dismissal of central office and field personnel

Fiscal Management Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Fiscal Management Committee and/or Board of Trustees will meet to receive a budget update from Karen Griffith. The body will also discuss scheduling future committee meetings and hold a closed session for legal matters.

• Budget update presented by Ms. Karen Griffith
• Setting dates for future Fiscal Management Committee Meetings
• Closed session regarding legal matters and board policies

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will vote on seven consent items including HVAC upgrades, new band instruments, and multi-year telecom contracts. The meeting also includes recognition of academic achievers and graduation dates.

• $438,879 for band/orchestra instruments at Lexington Middle School
• $1,682,106 HVAC upgrades at Webb and Zavala Elementary Schools
• $327,410.88 Cisco telecom licensing over 3 years
• $220,253.04 telephone services over 5 years
• $685,040 playground upgrades at six elementary schools

Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees will meet to receive administrative reports. The session includes updates on specific student programs and a calendar review for potential hearings.

• Fine Arts Program Update
• Capturing Kids' Hearts Update
• Setting dates for student and/or teacher hearings

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will consider the closure of two elementary schools. The meeting also includes votes on data center equipment, contract renewals, and construction cost reductions.

• Proposed closure of Kostoryz and Schanen Estates Elementary Schools
• Purchase and installation of data center equipment at Technology Service Center ($2,669,596.81)
• Contract renewal with Capturing Kids' Hearts for 2025-2026 ($249,350 budgeted)
• Construction cost reductions for chiller replacement at King and Miller High Schools ($78,859.30 decrease)
• Construction cost reductions for HVAC upgrades at Dawson Elementary and Driscoll Middle School ($23,030 decrease)

Fiscal Management Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Fiscal Management Committee and/or Board of Trustees will receive a facilities update and set dates for future committee meetings. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss legal matters and board policies.

• Facilities update presented by Ms. Karen Griffith
• Scheduling of future Fiscal Management Committee meetings
• Closed session regarding legal matters and board operation procedures

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will meet April 14 to approve seven new contracts totaling about $14.1M for classroom technology, cafeteria equipment, maintenance, and insurance. The board will also ratify policy updates, recognize student and staff achievements, and set dates for spring graduation ceremonies.

• $371,339 contract with Bluum USA for data projectors and screens at New Hamlin and Lexington Middle Schools
• $564,260 contract with Prime Systems for teacher workstations districtwide
• $2,929,528 contract with Mission Restaurant Supply for serving line equipment at multiple schools
• $9,834,259 property insurance renewal
• Policy FNAB(LOCAL) update on student expression for nonschool facility use

Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees will hold a meeting on March 24, 2025, to approve routine administrative reports and set future meeting dates. No substantive decisions or votes are listed on this agenda.

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will meet March 24 to act on a $136.8 million bond refunding, approve $1.3M in new purchases and contracts, and hear legal updates. Most items are routine approvals, but the bond issuance and contingent-fee legal agreements are consequential.

• $136,795,000 unlimited tax refunding bonds
• Districtwide Chromebook purchase with Prime Systems ($851,514.30)
• AP exam fees from College Board ($215,000)
• Districtwide Risographs (duplicators) ($214,080)
• Contingent-fee legal services contracts with Thompson & Horton, LLP, Eiland & Bonnin, PC, and O’Hanlon, Demerath & Castillo, PC

Special Called Meeting-Facilities Workshop

The Corpus Christi Independent School District Board will meet for a special called facilities workshop. The agenda consists of administrative reports and discussion regarding facilities.

• Facilities Workshop

Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees will receive an administrative report on the 2023-2024 District Annual Report on the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR). The body will also discuss the calendar to set dates for student or teacher hearings.

• 2023-2024 District Annual Report on the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR)
• Scheduling of student and/or teacher hearings for March 24, April 28, and July 28, 2025

Regular Meeting

The Board of Trustees will discuss the 2023-2024 Texas Academic Performance Report and the naming of a new middle school. The meeting includes approvals for library collections and construction cost adjustments.

• Discussion and possible action on naming the new Bond 2022 Southeast Middle School
• Approval of $228,697.03 budgeted for a new library book collection at Southeast Middle School
• Approval of a $93,255.27 decrease in construction costs for roof replacements at Martin Middle School and Houston Elementary School
• Public hearing and possible approval to publish the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR)
• Administrative report on the Baylor College of Medicine STEM+M Pathway at Cunningham Middle School at South Park

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will hold a public hearing and vote on Targeted Improvement Plans for nine campuses flagged by the Texas Education Agency. The board will also act on $3.05 million in technology and kitchen-equipment contracts for the new Hamlin and Southeast middle schools, plus approve budget amendments and legislative priorities.

• Public hearing and vote on nine campus Targeted Improvement Plans (TIP) for schools identified for improvement by TEA
• Ratify easement for American Electrical Power to serve new Southeast Middle School
• Approve $1,517,949.64 contract with Prime Systems for smart TVs, laptops, and charging cabinets for Bond 2022 schools
• Approve $670,503 network-services award and $309,072 Wi-Fi award for new Hamlin and Southeast middle schools
• Approve ~$852,390 in kitchen-equipment purchases for CCISD Central Kitchen

Special Called Meeting- Workshop

The Corpus Christi ISD board will hold a special called workshop meeting to discuss budget and facilities issues. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda; the session is informational.

Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD Curriculum and Students Committee and/or Board of Trustees will convene on January 13, 2025, to receive administrative reports. Two program updates will be presented: an Advanced Via Individual Determination (AVID) program update and a mid-year Texas Success Initiative (TSI) update. No formal decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

• Advanced Via Individual Determination (AVID) Program Update presented by Mr. Bryan Davis and Ms. Nora Casas-Garcia
• Texas Success Initiative (TSI) Mid-Year Update presented by Mr. Bryan Davis

Regular Meeting

The Corpus Christi ISD board will hold its regular January 13 meeting, featuring a consent agenda vote on a six-month $210,105 copy paper contract and briefings on bilingual program redesign and JROTC. No substantive policy decisions are listed beyond routine approvals and calendar items.

• Approval of $210,105 bid for six months of copy paper (various funds)
• Elementary Emergent Bilingual Program Redesign update
• Junior Reserve Officer’s Training Corps program report
• Recognition of Board Members for School Board Appreciation Month
• Recognition of Above the Line Winners