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Cedar Hill ISD board accepts superintendents voluntary retirement agreement

3296958 · April 21, 2025
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Summary

The Cedar Hill ISD Board of Trustees voted to accept the superintendents voluntary retirement agreement; the superintendent thanked staff and the community in remarks. The board recorded one opposition vote and one abstention.

The Cedar Hill ISD Board of Trustees voted to accept the voluntary retirement agreement of the districts superintendent, a motion moved by Trustee Ramona Ross Bacon and seconded by Trustee Carmen Morgan. The board president called for a show of hands; the motion passed with one opposed and one abstention.

The superintendent, identified in the meeting as Dr. Hudson, addressed the board before the vote and again after the board accepted the agreement. In a brief statement the superintendent said, "After 6 meaningful years of service with Cedar Hill ISD, I'm filled with gratitude and reflection as I look forward to a new adventure," and thanked the board, staff, students and his wife for support during his tenure.

The motion to accept the voluntary retirement agreement was moved by Trustee Ramona Ross Bacon and seconded by Trustee Carmen Morgan. During the roll call-style gesture the transcript records one opposing vote from Trustee Gail Sims and one abstention from Dr. Lester Singleton; other trustees voted in favor. The meeting transcript does not include the financial or effective-date terms of the retirement agreement.

Board members congratulated the superintendent and noted his six years of service; no additional implementation steps or timeline for transition were stated on the record. The board did not discuss or disclose the terms of the agreement during the public portion of the meeting.

The board moved on to other business after the vote; no related employment actions or search process for a replacement were announced at the meeting.