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HEB ISD board approves slate of officers and several consent items including kitchen equipment contract and low‑attendance waivers
Summary
Trustees approved the 2025 slate of board officers, awarded a kitchen‑equipment contract, adopted a revised employment calendar and authorized submission of low‑attendance day waivers; policy change GKD local was also approved.
At its regular meeting, the Hurst‑Euless‑Bedford ISD board approved routine business items on the consent agenda, including a board officers slate, procurement for kitchen equipment, calendar revisions and a low‑attendance waiver submission.
Trustees accepted the nomination committee’s recommendation to keep existing officers: Matt Romero as board president, Julie Cole as vice president and Chris Brown as board secretary. “For board president, it will be Matt Romero. For vice president, it will be Julie Cole. For board secretary will be Chris Brown,” a trustee announced before the motion and vote. The motion to approve the slate was moved by a trustee and seconded; the board approved the slate unanimously.
Contract award: Trustees approved CSP 25‑05 for large kitchen equipment, authorizing a contract to Supreme Fixture Company, Inc., for replacement and installation of walk‑in freezers and coolers at identified campuses. Staff said the item required a single‑read action because a consultant’s submission timeline did not permit earlier presentation; the board approved the award as presented.
Other consent actions: The board approved a revision to Board Policy GKD local (administrative regulation reference), adopted a revised 2025‑26 employment calendar to add a second transportation dispatcher position, and approved submission of the 2024‑25 application for low‑attendance day waivers for specified instructional days (weather and illness reductions). The board also accepted and recognized donations totaling $31,714.05 to district programs and campuses.
All motions on these consent items passed with the board’s recorded voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were provided in the public portion of the transcript.
