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πŸ“ Drive to MULLIN ISD Office   πŸ“… Tuesday, September 15, 2026 to Calendar
πŸ“„ View Official Agenda
Heads up, taxpayers and parents: We’ve audited the upcoming MULLIN ISD agenda. There are 3 items targeting parental consent and taxpayer funds that need your immediate attention before the gavel falls.
🚩Watchlist (LEVEL 6)
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Consultant Paving Way for Potential Debt
πŸ“… Scheduled Action
A presentation from McKinstry, a firm specializing in large facility projects, will recommend “facility upgrade improvements.” This is often the first step toward issuing debt, potentially through lease-purchase agreements or Certificates of Obligation that bypass voter approval.
Response

INVESTIGATE: Contact the Mullin ISD Board (see district website for contact info): ‘Regarding Item 8, will the facility upgrades proposed by McKinstry be funded with Certificates of Obligation or other non-voter-approved debt? Taxpayers demand any significant new debt be put on the ballot for a vote.’

πŸ’° Impact: Future Debt (No Voter Approval)
ALERT (LEVEL 4)
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Vague ‘Performance Objectives’ Up for Approval
πŸ“… Scheduled Action
The board will vote on undisclosed “District and Campus Performance Objectives.” These vague goals can be used to introduce controversial Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) or other ideological metrics into the district’s official mission without public debate.
Response

DEMAND THE DETAILS: Contact the Mullin ISD Board (see district website for contact info): ‘Before the vote on Item 9, please publicly post the full text of the proposed 2026-2027 District and Campus Performance Objectives. Parents and taxpayers deserve to know what the district is measuring as success.’

πŸ’° Impact: Politicized Metrics
ALERT (LEVEL 4)
Requires Verification

Undisclosed ‘Team of Eight’ Training Topics
πŸ“… Scheduled Action
The board is discussing training topics for its “Team of Eight.” This training is often provided by organizations like the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB), which uses taxpayer money to lobby against parental rights and school choice in Austin.
Response

ASK THE QUESTION: Contact the Mullin ISD Board (see district website for contact info): ‘Regarding Item 10, what specific topics are being considered for the Team of Eight training, and which organizations will be providing this training? Taxpayer funds should not be used for political or lobbying instruction.’

πŸ’° Impact: Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Prep
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