School Board
The seven member Board of Trustees is the School District’s policy making body and the official representative of the community. The Board of Trustees’ goal is to ensure quality educational opportunities for all students in the district. The Board functions according to state and federal laws, regulations of the State Board of Education, the Texas Education Agency, and the will of the people as expressed in elections. The Board of Trustees, while composed of individuals, acts officially as one body. No member or group of members acts in the name of the Board of Trustees except when authorized by the board to do so.
Meetings are on the third Monday of each month at 7 pm at the CISD Conference and Technology Center.
Board Members
May 2025 Election
The 2025 Community ISD Board of Trustees election features two school board seats on the ballot: Place 1 and Place 3. Place 1 has two candidates, Jeff Pendill and Heather Grant. Mr. Pendill is the incumbent for Place 1 and the current CISD Board President. Place 3 features four candidates, all running for the seat for the first time. They are Jeff Cox, Heather Minyard, Adam Strickland, and Chelysia Young.
We’ve produced introduction videos for all six candidates to help you make informed decisions. They are linked on our YouTube channel here.
Early voting opens on Tuesday, April 22, and closes on Tuesday, April 29. Election Day is Saturday, May 3. Collin County voters can cast their ballots anywhere in that county, while our Hunt County voters will need to check their registration for polling locations.
Board Links
- Board Meeting Agendas & Minutes
- Board Book Login
- Board Elections
- Board Policy
- Board Notes
- Texas Association of School Boards
- Understanding Your School Board