Board reorganizes leadership, approves interlocal agreement with Williamson County and completes personnel actions

During final business, the Liberty Hill ISD Board of Trustees reorganized its leadership and acted on a range of governance items.

Board reorganization: Trustees nominated and confirmed Megan Parsons as board president, Kathy Majors as vice president and Kendall Carter as board secretary. Each position was approved by voice vote after nominations and a motion to cease nominations.

Interlocal agreement: The board approved an interlocal agreement with Williamson County; the motion referenced terms discussed in closed session and authorized the superintendent or designee to take necessary actions to implement the agreement.

Land purchase: Trustees considered a potential purchase of approximately 160 acres but voted to table the item for further consideration.

Personnel actions: The board approved several resignations and hires presented in the personnel packet during open session. Notably, trustees approved the appointment of Abel Narvaez Jr. as transportation director (covered in a separate article). The board also formally employed personnel as presented and accepted resignations as listed in the agenda.

Why it matters: Board officer roles set meeting leadership and committee assignments; interlocal agreements govern collaboration with local government; personnel actions affect district operations.

Next steps: Administration and the superintendent were authorized to finalize the interlocal agreement and continue work on personnel onboarding and follow‑up. The land purchase discussion remains pending.

Votes at a glance: Reorganization votes — Megan Parsons elected president; Kathy Majors vice president; Kendall Carter secretary (all voice votes). Interlocal agreement with Williamson County — motion approved. Land acquisition ~160 acres — motion to table approved. Personnel approvals and resignations — motions approved.