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Votes at a glance: minutes, audit, TIPs and superintendent evaluation — board actions from the meeting
Summary
A roundup of formal motions taken during the meeting: consent minutes and bid approval; acceptance of FY2024 audit and annual financial report; approval of San Jacinto closure and Reagan boundary change; approval of targeted improvement plans; mid‑year superintendent evaluation approved.
The San Angelo ISD Board of Trustees took several formal actions during its regular meeting. Key votes and outcomes:
- Consent items (minutes and Bid 24‑024): motion to approve passed 7‑0 (moved by Mr. Dendle; seconded by Dr. Mills). The consent calendar included the minutes from the December meeting and a bid award referenced on the agenda.
- FY2024 annual financial report and audit acceptance: trustees accepted the auditor’s unmodified (clean) opinion and approved the August 31, 2024 annual financial report, 7‑0 (mover: Mr. Dendle; seconder: Mr. Gallegos). Auditors reported no material weaknesses and a clean opinion on the district’s single audited federal program (child nutrition cluster).
- San Jacinto Elementary closure and Reagan attendance‑area change: motion to close San Jacinto effective July 1, 2025 and to expand Reagan’s boundary to include San Jacinto’s area passed 7‑0 (moved by Taylor Kingman; seconded by Mr. Dendle). Staff cited foundation/structural concerns and ongoing enrollment and staffing considerations.
- Targeted improvement plans (TIPs): board approved required TIP submissions for campuses identified for targeted or comprehensive support under ESSA and TEA rules, 7‑0 (moved by Dr. Mills; seconded by Ms. Duncan). Staff said the TIPs emphasize instructional coaching, observation‑and‑feedback cycles and high‑quality professional learning.
- Mid‑year superintendent evaluation: the board approved the mid‑year evaluation in closed session under Chapter 551.074 of the Texas Open Meetings Act and ratified that action in open session, 7‑0 (motion by Taylor Kingman; seconded by Mr. Bridal).
All motions referenced agenda items and complied with board procedures. Where a roll‑call or named vote was not called out in the transcript, the board recorded unanimous approval by voice vote and the clerk recorded the outcomes.
