Thank a Trojan recipients at the Nov. 18 meeting were Carrie Rickman, Dr. Beth Klammer, Dr. Bryan Taulton, and J.W. Kirkham.
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Thank a Trojan recipients at the Nov. 18 meeting were Carrie Rickman, Dr. Beth Klammer, Dr. Bryan Taulton, and J.W. Kirkham.
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Superintendent's Students of the Month, the COHS Volleyball team who just finished a record-breaking season, were Ella Phillips, Tess Phillips, Ashlynn Holley, Cali Crowder, and Kinsey Reynolds.
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COLDSPRING — A recent audit by the state of Texas was extremely positive for the Coldspring-Oakurst CISD, but minor corrections need to be made to satisfy the state.
Superintendent Dr. Bryan Taulton told the Board of Trustees at the Nov. 18 meeting that there were a few doors needing minor repairs that needed to be made; one door arm wasn’t working properly, even though the door was locked, and push bars needed to be installed district-wide.
Taulton said the next steps will be to add the door bars, and then the district doors will be rekeyed and a key inventory system will be created.
In other business, the trustees:
- canvassed the vote for the value added tax rate election, which failed;
- approved a 0.77670 per $100 official tax rate for the current year’s budget; and
- approved non-business days and academic calendar for the 2025-26 school year.
The trustees will hold the December meeting on Dec. 16.
