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Legislative Priorities

Banner for Fort Bend Independent School District showing the FBISD logo and the title “Legislative Priorities for the 89th Session of the Texas Legislature.” The right side features a grayscale image of the Texas State Capitol dome with U.S. and Texas flags, while the top header reads “Fort Bend Independent School District.”

 

Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustees adopts legislative priorities for the Texas 89th Legislative Session

In the Fort Bend ISD Board of Trustee’s continued efforts to protect the future of Texas public education, the Board approved and adopted legislative priorities for the Texas 89th Legislative Session, which begins on January 14, 2025 and will address a number of issues that will affect FBISD and districts across the state.

These resolutions further help to reinforce FBISD’s Core Beliefs and Commitments, Mission, Vision, District Goals and Priorities, and the Profile of a Graduate, which have all been approved by the Board and define all decision-making efforts in order to benefit each child in Fort Bend ISD.

Be a Voice for our Students and Teachers

Fort Bend ISD encourages parents, staff and community members to be engaged and informed about the FBISD Board's legislative priorities and to let your state legislators know what you think.

Texas Schools Alliance

Fort Bend ISD is proud to be part of the Texas Schools Alliance (TSA), which is made up of 45 of the largest school districts in Texas. This is a superintendent-led organization that utilizes a thorough process to research and consider significant policy issues. Topics range from school finance to teaching and learning to assessment and accountability. The TSA also studies specific topics and works on issues to improve educational quality for Texas students, particularly those in large and urban districts.