The Van Alstyne ISD Board of Trustees will review and vote on the district's annual Senate Bill 12 Compliance Certification during its regular meeting on September 14, 2026.
Hollis Trapp
August 28, 20261 min read
The Van Alstyne ISD Board of Trustees is scheduled to consider the district’s annual Senate Bill 12 Compliance Certification during its Regular Board Meeting on Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m. in the Van Alstyne ISD Board Room, located at 1096 N. Waco St.
As part of the agenda item, the Board will review, deliberate, and vote on certifying to the Texas Education Agency (TEA) that Van Alstyne ISD complies with applicable requirements outlined in Senate Bill 12. Members of the public are invited to provide public comment on the compliance report prior to the Board vote.
For additional information regarding the certification requirements, public comment procedures, and Senate Bill 12, residents may review the attached Public Notice of Intent to Consider Senate Bill 12 Compliance Certification. The document is available as an attached file titled SB 12 Public Notice.pdf.
Hollis Trapp
Hollis Trapp covers Van Alstyne city government, the council, and Grayson County news for local readers.
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