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America First Policy Institute
Local Policy Brief
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| 📅 Monday, September 28, 2026 to Calendar |
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We reviewed the upcoming agenda for EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD and found 4 items with policy significance ahead of the vote.
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District of Innovation Local Policy Revisions Proposed
The board will hear a report on proposed revisions to its ‘District of Innovation’ (DOI) plan, which grants exemptions from certain state education laws. The specific policy changes are not detailed, but DOI plans can impact parental rights, curriculum, and teacher certification requirements.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Request the proposed policy revisions for item II.D.5 under the District of Innovation plan. Analyze which state laws the district seeks exemption from.
Policy Lever: State Law Exemptions
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New Library Book Purchases on Consent Agenda
The board is set to approve the purchase of new library books via the consent agenda, which bundles items for a single vote without individual discussion. The list of books being purchased is not included in the agenda, preventing public review of potentially controversial materials.
Policy Use
PULL THE DOCUMENT: Request the list of books for purchase under Consent Agenda item X.C. This is necessary to review for age-inappropriate or ideologically-driven content.
Policy Lever: Parental Review of Materials
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District to Hear Report on ‘Soft Skills’ Pilot Program
The board will receive a report on the ‘EMS 11’ soft skills pilot program. Such programs can be a vehicle for introducing Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) or other contested ideological frameworks into the curriculum.
Policy Use
WATCH: Monitor item II.D.2 for details on the ‘EMS 11’ pilot program’s content. Request any presentation materials to determine if it aligns with SEL or other ideological frameworks.
Policy Lever: Curriculum Content
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✅ Models to Replicate
Local actions worth capturing as model policy.
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| Model Policy (LEVEL 7) |
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Board to Consider Approving Reserve Police Officer Program
The board will vote on approving a Reserve Police Officer Program for the district. This action would increase law enforcement presence on campuses, a measure generally aligned with AFPI’s school safety priorities.
How to Capture It
CAPTURE THE MODEL: If item VII.E is approved, request the program’s policy documents. This could serve as a model for other Texas districts seeking to enhance school security.
✅ Why It Matters: School Security Enhancement
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District Leadership
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