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San Benito CISD board approves personnel actions, including proposed nonrenewals
Summary
Following a closed session, the SAN BENITO CISD board approved employment matters, termination of probationary contracts and a proposed nonrenewal for the 2024–25 term contract referenced as ‘AT’; the board cited Open Meetings Act provisions before entering closed session and gave no additional public details.
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The San Benito Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees voted on multiple personnel actions after a closed executive session on March 26.
The board first approved employment matters, resignations, retirements and terminations as discussed in executive session; a motion to approve these items was made by board member Corona and seconded by Gomez, and the motion carried. Trustees then approved termination of probationary contracts at the end of the 2024–25 school year on administration’s recommendation; the motion to terminate probationary contracts was made by Dr. Ira Cruz and seconded (second not specified on the public record), and the motion carried. The board also approved a proposed nonrenewal for the 2024–25 term contract of an individual identified in the public minutes only as “AT,” following administration recommendation; the motion was made by Corona and seconded by Dr. Cruz and carried.
Before moving to closed session, the president read statutory language authorizing executive sessions under the Open Meetings Act, citing Sections 551.071 (consultation with attorney) and 551.074 (personnel matters). Trustees reconvened in open session and recorded the votes; no further details about the personnel recommendations were released publicly at the meeting.
Ending: The board adjourned at 8:26 p.m.; administration will proceed with the personnel items as discussed in closed session and with any required follow‑up reporting to the board.

