The Keller ISD Board of Trustees voted 5-0 on July 24 to hire Dr. Corey Wilson as the district’s superintendent and authorized a board officer to finalize his contract. The action came after an executive session and a motion approving Wilson’s hiring and contract terms.

Why it matters: Dr. Wilson has served as interim superintendent since February and, by the board’s account, brings long experience in the district and a continuity of leadership heading into the new school year.

Board action: A trustee moved to hire Dr. Corey Wilson and to authorize a board officer to finalize his contract; the motion was seconded by Trustee Ford and passed unanimously, recorded as “Motion carries 5 0.” The meeting transcript records a trustee’s public gratitude for Wilson’s leadership and performance while interim superintendent.

Background and expectations: Board remarks after the vote said Wilson has been an educator for 27 years, including 23 years in Keller ISD, and praised his work since his interim appointment in February. Trustees said they expect continued focus on operational efficiencies and academic performance, including career and technical training through KCAL and KCA and sustained support for athletics and fine arts.

Remarks from Dr. Wilson: In brief remarks after the vote, Dr. Wilson thanked his family and the district community and said he looked forward to working with the board. He introduced family members in the audience, including his wife, Angela, and son Garrett.

Next steps: The motion authorized a board officer to finalize contract terms as discussed in executive session; the district will complete and post the finalized contract details in accordance with applicable district procedures.

Ending: The board’s unanimous vote followed an executive session and closed a key personnel item as the district prepares for the upcoming school year.