Clear Creek ISD’s board of trustees voted to update its grievance procedures for employees at its June 22 meeting.
Zooming in
CCISD’s approved amendments for its grievance policies align the district with its new 2026-2031 District of Innovation plan by removing several requirements previously mandated by Senate Bill 12 from the 89th Texas Legislature, according to agenda documents.
During the 89th legislative session, the legislature approved new rules that amended timelines, filing requirements and grievance procedures, according to district documents. The new rules make the process less efficient and inhibit the district from timely addressing and remedying grievances.
The details
The changes tighten administrative timelines, reducing the decision window from 20 to 10 business days and requiring initial complaints to be filed within 15 days, according to agenda documents.
Additionally, the district is removing the mandate to provide notice when a complaint is made against an employee and will now allow the dismissal of grievances that contain procedural errors or are filed late, according to agenda documents.