September 15, 2025 Board Recap | | |
| |  | | | Boyer and Windsong Ranch Named Model PLC CampusesBoyer Elementary In the notification letter to Principal Bill, the review committee praised Boyer’s submission, stating that “many characteristics stood out in your application. You and your team are to be commended for telling such a cohesive story about your PLC journey. Your collective commitment to what it means to be an effective PLC was obvious.”
This recognition reflects the hard work and unified vision of Boyer’s educators, who have embraced the Professional Learning Community model to ensure high levels of learning for all students. |  | Windsong Ranch Elementary In the notification letter to Principal Qualls, the review committee highlighted several standout practices from the campus’s application, including: -
Consistent academic growth across grade levels and subject areas. -
Strong instructional foundations, supported by pacing guides, unpacked standards, and the use of Know/Show Charts aligned with TEKS for teacher clarity and consistency. -
Robust intervention systems, featuring a WIN schedule embedded into the school day and clearly defined process expectations.
This recognition celebrates Windsong Ranch’s dedication to creating a culture of collaboration, clarity, and continuous improvement for all learners. |  | Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) are built on the belief that student learning improves when educators engage in continuous, job-embedded learning themselves. The PLC framework is guided by three core principles: A relentless focus on learning. A commitment to building a collaborative culture. A results-oriented approach.
To be named a Model PLC School, campuses must meet rigorous criteria: they must demonstrate a deep commitment to PLC concepts, implement those practices consistently for at least three years, and provide clear evidence of improved student achievement. Once measurable results are achieved, schools share their practices, structures, and culture in a detailed application reviewed by the PLC Review Committee.
The Champions of PLC at Work® note that honorees have shown “a sustained commitment to helping all of their students achieve at high levels” and a willingness to reshape their structures and culture to uphold that mission. Prosper ISD congratulates these campuses for achieving this important milestone and for their continued dedication to excellence in learning for all students. | | | The administration provided information on the following topics6. A. The administration will provide a report on current student enrollment6. B. The administration will provide a report on Bond 2019/Bond 2023 construction projects 6. C. The administration will provide a report on 2024-2025 learning achievements | | |  | | | |  | | | | |  |  |  | | | The Board of Trustees approves change of the fiscal year10. B.Consideration and possible action regarding changing the beginning of the fiscal year for Prosper ISD from September 1 to July 1, effective July 1, 2026 | Items discussed in closed session12. A.Consideration and possible action regarding hiring contract personnel | | | 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.
9. A.Approve the minutes of prior meetings: August 25, 2025
9. B.Consideration and possible action regarding the designation of investment officers for Prosper ISD
9. C.Consideration and possible action regarding approval of Fine Arts Supplies, Equipment, and Contracted Services Extended Opening Bid
9. D.Consideration and possible action regarding approval of Apparel, Awards, Promotional Items, and Uniforms Extended Opening Bid
9. E.Consideration and possible action regarding approval of Events Services & Related Supplies Extended Opening Bid
9. F.Consideration and possible action regarding approval of Local Restaurants, Fast Food, Food Trucks, and Catering Extended Opening Bid
9. G.Consideration and possible action regarding administrator performance of personal services that will not harm the district, do not present a conflict of interest, and will be performed entirely on the administrator's personal time
9. H.Consideration and possible action regarding School Health Advisory Council Members
| | | There were not any speakers for public comment. | | IMPORTANT DATESSeptember 18: North Texas Giving Day October 8: Moseley MS Dedication, 6 pm October 10: Professional Learning/Student Holiday October 13: School Holiday October 15: Smothermon ES Dedication, 6 pm October 20: Regular PISD School Board Meeting, 7 pm October 22: Thomson ES Dedication, 6 pm October 29: Richland HS Dedication, 6 pm | | VIDEOS OF BOARD MEETINGS- Videos of Board meetings are posted within 7 days of the Board meeting.
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| | PROCESS FOR SPEAKING AT BOARD MEETINGSPublic Comment Form
The Prosper ISD Board of Trustees welcomes public comment at Board meetings. In order to provide an efficient process at the Board meetings, we ask that individuals complete the Public Comment Form and submit it no later than noon on the day of the meeting. The Notice of Meeting/Agenda is posted 72 hours in advance of the Board meeting. | | |  | From left, Secretary Tommy Van Wolfe, Kelly Cavender, David Webb, Vice President Dena Dixon, Garrett Linker, President Bill Beavers, and Jorden Dial. |  | | | Click here to read the latest edition of Together We Prosper | | |  | Prosper Independent School District |
| | BEST PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN TEXAS Named by HEB’s Excellence in Education Awards as the Best Large District in the State of Texas, Prosper ISD has an established 67-year history that is grounded in the humble roots of a farming community, now soaring to the fastest growing school district in Texas, due in no small part to the pursuit of excellence in the arts, academics and athletics. Our students and staff are routinely recognized on the local, state, and national levels for outstanding achievements, and our teachers are highly qualified experts who bring out the best in every student.
ABOUT PROSPER ISD Prosper ISD is a school district located north of Dallas in Collin and Denton Counties. The district spans approximately 58 square miles and serves more than 33,000 students in 20 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, 4 high schools, and one early childhood school.
🫶🏼THANK YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY FOR SUPPORTING OUR TEACHERS & STUDENTS In November 2023, an overwhelming majority of voters approved $2.7 billion dollars to continue building excellence in Prosper ISD. Thank you for your continued financial commitment to our district.
And while our facilities are second to none, we know that it is the people who make the difference in Prosper ISD. From our bus drivers to our teachers to our teacher assistants, our staff is here to support students as they pursue their dreams of excellence in academics, fine arts, and athletics.
Email: communications@prosper-isd.net Location: 605 East 7th Street, Prosper, TX, USA Phone: 945-678-0000 |
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