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Votes at a glance: West Oso ISD board actions on consent items, legal retainer, SHAC and committees
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, a legal‑services retainer, School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) membership, campus attendance committees and extracurricular activities; vote counts and movers/seconders are listed below.
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At the meeting the West Oso ISD Board of Trustees approved several items by roll‑call votes. The board recorded motions, seconds and vote tallies for each formal action listed below.
Consent agenda (5 a–c): Motion to approve the consent agenda (special and regular board meeting minutes, monthly investment report and general fund financial report). Motion by Shirley Jordan; second by Belinda Gonzales. Vote: 6–1. Recorded roll call reflected "Aye" votes from Jody Jordan, Priscilla Vela, Albert Bridal, Belinda Gonzales, Oscar Arredondo and Vilma Rodriguez; Liz Gutierrez voted Nay.
Legal services retainer agreement (item 6 a): Motion to approve the legal services retainer agreement with Walsh, Gallegos, Kyle, Robinson & Rolfson, P.C., for the 2025–26 school year. Motion by Shirley Jordan; second by Priscilla Vela. Vote: 6–1 (Liz Gutierrez recorded as Nay).
School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) membership (item 6 b): Motion to approve the SHAC membership appointments for the 2025–26 school year. Motion and second on the record; vote: 7–0 (unanimous approval).
Campus attendance committees (item 6 c): Motion to approve campus attendance committees for 2025–26 as presented. Motion by Shirley Jordan; second by Belinda Gonzales. Vote: 7–0 (unanimous approval).
Extracurricular activities roster (item 6 d): Motion to approve the district’s extracurricular, school‑sponsored activities for 2025–26. Motion by Oscar Arredondo; second by Belinda Gonzales. Vote: 6–1 (recorded as passing).
No action was taken at the meeting on the appraisal-district board nomination item (6 e); trustees discussed nominations but did not submit a candidate for the Nueces County Appraisal District Board of Directors at this meeting.
The transcript records the motions, the names of makers and seconders as read in open session and the roll-call tallies shown above.

