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NEISD board unanimously approves executive director for Northeast Educational Foundation after executive session

3161266 · April 30, 2025
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Summary

After moving into executive session under Texas Government Code, the NORTHEAST ISD Board of Trustees approved the appointment of the executive director of the Northeast Educational Foundation 6–0; internal audit had reported an independent review of the foundation earlier in the meeting.

The NORTHEAST ISD Board of Trustees voted 6–0 to approve the appointment of the executive director of the Northeast Educational Foundation (NEFA) after reconvening from executive session.

The vote followed an executive session convened under the Texas Open Meetings Act provisions for discussions about the purchase, exchange or value of real property and personnel matters (Texas Government Code §551.072 and §551.074). Board President Beyer asked for a motion “to approve executive director of Northeast Education Foundation as discussion in executive session.” Miss Villareal moved the motion and Miss Landry seconded it. The board approved the motion by voice vote, 6 in favor and none opposed.

Earlier in the meeting, Ms. Shusmith, the internal audit director, had presented an independent review of the Northeast Educational Foundation and the district’s partnership (the memorandum of understanding began in 2017), and said the audit covered that full MOU term. The board did not discuss the internal audit’s specific findings in open session; the personnel discussion occurred during the executive session the board referenced under Texas Government Code.

Ending: The board took no other public actions related to NEFA in open session; the appointment vote was the formal action recorded after the executive session.