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Votes at a glance: Seguin ISD board actions, June meeting
Summary
At its June meeting the Seguin ISD Board of Trustees approved multiple consent and action items, including personnel appointments and adoption of the 2025–26 budgets; all recorded votes were unanimous 7-0.
The Seguin Independent School District Board of Trustees recorded the following formal actions and votes during the June board meeting. All recorded votes listed below passed unanimously 7-0 unless noted.
- Select lone finalist for superintendent (Agenda item 5a). Motion: “Select a lone finalist as discussed in closed session.” Moved by Trustee Duncan; seconded by Trustee Miller. Vote: 7-0. Outcome: approved. (See separate story on the lone finalist announcement.)
- Approve consent agenda (Approval of board minutes, tax collection reports, budget amendments, donations, district insurance and public information act acknowledgments). Motion to accept consent agenda items as listed. Moved by Trustee Dwyer; seconded (recorded). Vote: 7-0. Outcome: approved.
- Approve new professional employees (Action item 8a, items 1–5; one item pulled). Motion to accept the administration’s recommendations for items 8a1–8a5. Moved by Trustee Bright; seconded by Trustee Dwyer. Vote: 7-0. Outcome: approved.
- Adopt 2025–26 budgets for the General Fund, Child Nutrition Fund and Debt Service Fund (Action item 8b). Motion to approve adoption of the 2025–26 budget as presented. Moved by Trustee Burns; seconded by Trustee Miller. Vote: 7-0. Outcome: approved. For the General Fund the administration presented a placeholder deficit budget with an estimated $5,800,000 deficit before anticipated legislative revenue changes and compensation decisions; Child Nutrition and Debt Service funds were presented as balanced in the adoption and will be amended as needed.
Board members’ motions and vote tallies were recorded on the meeting record; staff noted that required statutory notice and next steps will follow where applicable.
