October 19, 2026 Board Recap

As we look to open a new middle school on the district's northwest side in Fall 2027, we are beginning our attendance boundary process. Here is what to expect:

• October 19, 2026 — An informational presentation on proposed attendance boundary changes was made to the Board.
• October 20, 2026 — Families potentially affected by new attendance boundaries are notified. An electronic feedback form is provided for thoughts and suggestions.
• October 20-27, 2026 – District leaders and Board members review all submitted feedback. Each comment is read and evaluated.
• October 28, 2026 – In-person meeting for additional information. Families can provide feedback directly to district leaders and the Board of Trustees.
• October 29-November 13, 2026 – District leaders continue evaluating the 2027-2028 attendance boundaries.
• November 16, 2026 – Final recommendation for 2027-2028 attendance boundaries presented to the Board for approval.
• November 17, 2026 – Approved attendance boundaries communicated districtwide

Prosper High School

Pictured: Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin, Shreyansh Rath, Sahasra Dittakavi, Sruthi Kotamraju, Shriya Nellore, Harsh Vardhan Singh, Eeshan Parvataneni, Shriya Katta, Anubhav Mohapatra, Arihaan Saxena, Sanjay Jillellamudi, Principal Paige Trujillo.

Pictured: Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin, Siraj Barakat, Principal Dr. Lute Croy.

Pictured: Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin, Nidhi Maddi, Pranav Krishna, Nitin Sirigiri, Principal Terry Mouton.

Pictured: Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin, Jeongmin Lee, Avyay Kodali, Principal Dustin Toth.

The board recognized the Richland High School Wind Ensemble, the AAAA State Honor Band Runner-Up in the Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) Honor Band Competition. This honor is the most prestigious concert ensemble recognition for Texas school band programs, and the Wind Ensemble earned it in its first year of competing. Richland Band Director Dimitrios Icossipentarhos was joined by student representatives and by the band directors from Moseley Middle School, who were also recognized for preparing students to perform at this level in high school.

The band’s 25-26 school year highlights include Superior Ratings at the UIL Region 24 Marching Contest, a finalist placement at the UIL Area B Marching Contest, two TMEA All-State musicians, and UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Sweepstakes honors with Superior Ratings for both concert bands.

Pictured: Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin, Garrett Jones, Director of Fine Arts John Alstrin, Landon Crowell, Richland Assistant Band Director Jacob Gall, Ava Ruhter, Richland Band Director Dimitri Icossipentarhos, Navyaa Prabu, Moseley Band Director Gary Williams, Ashley Jun, Assistant Band Director Ellen Chmura, Moseley Assistant Band Director Joey Prescott, Nanami Matsuike, Moseley Assistant Band Director Sara Elliott, Richland Principal Dr. Lute Croy.

The board recognized Dr. Kari Roan, principal of Moseley Middle School, and Deidra Wilson, principal of Christie Elementary, for their selection to the Thompson Principal Academy. For 29 years, this nationally recognized program has provided advanced leadership development to campus principals, helping successful leaders reach even higher levels of proficiency. Admission is competitive, with a class of approximately 25 participants, and Prosper ISD is honored to have two principals chosen to take part.

Pictured: Christie Principal Deidra Wilson, Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin.

Pictured: Walnut Grove Principal Dustin Toth, Lilyana Principal Dr. Natalie Miller, Hall Principal Stephanie Romero, Acting Superintendent Bill McLaughlin.

9. A.The administration will provide a report on current student enrollment

9. B.The administration will provide a report on Bond 2023 construction projects

Prosper ISD held its required public hearing on the Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST), which rates how well school districts manage their financial resources. The 2025-2026 rating is based on the district’s 2024-2025 financials, and Prosper ISD earned an A, Superior Achievement, with a score of 94. The district also passed all four critical indicators, which are pass/fail measures that include submitting the annual financial report on time, receiving an unmodified audit opinion, meeting debt payment terms, and making timely payments to agencies like the Teachers Retirement System and the IRS.

The rating system is designed to give the public a clear view of how districts manage their finances. As part of the hearing, the board also shared required disclosures. The district reported no consulting fees paid to the superintendent, no gifts valued at $250 or more, and no business transactions between board members and the district.

11. A.Consideration and possible action of the 2026 Certified Tax Roll
Motion Passed 7-0

11. B.Consideration and possible action regarding hiring contract personnel

Motion Passed 7-0

A consent agenda shall include items of a routine and/or recurring nature grouped together under one action item. For each item listed as part of a consent agenda, the Board shall be furnished with background material.

The Board approved the Consent Agenda as presented (7-0 vote)
10. A. Approve the minutes of the prior meeting(s): September 23, 2026 (Regular), September 28, 2026, (Special) September 30, 2026 (Special)
10. B. Consideration and possible action regarding approval of Library Material Procurement List as recommended by the School Library Advisory Council
10. C. Consideration and possible action regarding annual approval of the district’s investment policy
10. D. Consideration and possible action regarding the annual approval of the district’s list of brokers/dealers
10. E. Consideration and possible action on approval of the district’s investment training providers

There were not any speakers for public comment.

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