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Board Moves to Terminate Superintendent Amid Controversy

July 24, 2024 | HUMBLE ISD, School Districts, Texas



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Board Moves to Terminate Superintendent Amid Controversy
In a recent government meeting, the board took decisive action regarding the employment status of Superintendent Elizabeth Fagan. The board voted to propose the mid-contract termination of Fagan for \"good cause,\" with the motion passing by a vote of five in favor, one against, and one abstention.

Trustee Ken Kerchoffer was designated to collaborate with legal counsel from Walsh Gallegos to manage the termination process. The board's discussion included clarifications on the legality of combining two decisions into one motion, with legal advisors confirming that the motion was appropriate as presented.

Trustee Spaulding raised concerns about transparency, emphasizing the public's right to understand the reasons behind the superintendent's termination. However, the specifics of the reasons for the proposed termination were not disclosed during the meeting.

The board's actions reflect a significant shift in leadership, and further details regarding the implications of this decision are anticipated as the situation develops.

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