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Heads up, taxpayers and parents: We’ve audited the upcoming LACKLAND ISD agenda. There are 5 items targeting parental consent and taxpayer funds that need your immediate attention before the gavel falls.
| ๐ฉWatchlist (LEVEL 6) |
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Vague ‘District Goals’ Could Hide Ideological Agenda
The board is set to approve the district’s main goals and objectives for the year. Without the text of these goals, taxpayers cannot know if they focus on academic excellence or push ideological initiatives like “equity” into the classroom.
Response
DEMAND THE DETAILS: Contact the District Office and demand the proposed ‘District Goals and Performance Objectives’ be published online immediately. Taxpayers deserve to see the district’s mission before it’s approved.
๐ฐ Impact: Mission Creep
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First Budget Amendment of the Year Lacks Detail
The board is voting on the first budget amendment of the fiscal year. These amendments can be used to approve new spending or shift funds to new projects without the scrutiny of the main budget process.
Response
INVESTIGATE: Contact the District Office and ask for the detailed line items for ‘Budget Amendment #1’. Taxpayers need to know what is being changed and why before the board votes.
๐ฐ Impact: Undisclosed
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School Health Council Appointments Could Impact Curriculum
The board is approving the members of the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC). These councils can have significant influence over sensitive health and sex education curricula, making it crucial for parents to know who is on the council and what they advise.
Response
PARENTS, GET INVOLVED: Contact the District Office to get the list of proposed SHAC members. Ask how the district ensures parental values are represented on this influential committee.
๐ฐ Impact: Bypassing Parents
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| ALERT (LEVEL 4) |
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Vague ‘Compliance’ Vote Requires Scrutiny
The board is voting on a “Certification of Compliance with Certain Laws” without publicly detailing which laws are involved in the agenda. This vague item could contain routine attestations or significant policy changes hidden from public view.
Response
INVESTIGATE: Contact the District Office and ask for the ‘Certification of Compliance’ document to be posted online before the vote on this item.
๐ฐ Impact: Undisclosed Policy Changes
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District Adopts Politicized Holiday
The district calendar officially lists October 12th as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day,” replacing the federal holiday of Columbus Day. This is an ideological choice that injects political debate into the school calendar, funded by taxpayers.
Response
MONITOR: Note the district’s choice to adopt a politically-charged holiday. This can be an indicator of a broader ideological shift in district priorities away from core academics.
๐ฐ Impact: Politicized Calendar
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2460 KENLY AVE BLDG 8265, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78236 |
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