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Votes at a glance: Goose Creek CISD board actions, May 6, 2025

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Summary

The board approved minutes, a range of consent items, personnel actions, reorganized officer seats and a conditional agreement to support the NRG Cedar Bayou 5 application. One surplus‑property item was withdrawn for later consideration.

At the May 6, 2025 regular meeting the Goose Creek CISD Board of Trustees took multiple procedural and substantive votes. Major outcomes summarized below reflect the formal motions on the agenda and additions taken during the meeting.

Key votes - Approval of minutes: the board approved meeting minutes for March 21 (budget workshop), March 31 (special meeting) and April regular meeting following motions and recorded voice votes.

- Consent agenda: trustees approved a package of consent items including donations, administrative contracts and service agreements (items 1–4, 6–10 and 12 on the printed agenda). The board unanimously approved the consent package after two items were later considered separately.

- Citizens Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC): the board approved dissolving the Series 2019 CBOC with direction that any remaining bond funds be returned to the board (caption language was amended during the meeting to clarify the board — not the superintendent — will determine remaining uses). Trustees moved and passed the adjusted motion.

- Surplus property (item 11): trustees removed authorization to solicit bids for the 1.76‑acre tract adjacent to Highlands Elementary from the consent agenda for further study and tabled the administrative action for now. Trustees discussed traffic, community concerns and potential future capital use; the item will be brought back with more information.

- Oath of office and reorganization: newly elected board members completed the oath of office. The board then reorganized officers: trustees nominated and approved James Campisi as board president (the nominee requested the change take effect at the close of the meeting), a nomination for vice president (Mister Quinn) and other officer appointments were approved by voice vote.

- Personnel and contracts: the board approved multiple personnel items, including new hires and resignations submitted for approval. The board also considered renewal/nonrenewal of Chapter 21 instructional contracts and approved the renewals as presented (recorded votes included two abstentions on that motion).

- NRG Cedar Bayou 5 application: the board took up a late agenda addition — consideration of the NRG Cedar Bayou 5 LLC Comptroller application (J0012) for a tax‑incentive agreement — and approved a declaration of conditional intent supporting the application. The motion to consider and approve was made by Ms. Scott and seconded by Mr. Renteria and carried on a voice vote.

Votes not finalized: the board postponed approval of a final district compensation plan until legislative action on the state school‑finance bill is clearer; administrators recommended delaying compensation adoption to June 2 (sine die) or later to align with state funding outcomes.

How the board voted (selected motions with recorded makers/seconders) - Add and approve consideration of NRG application (13.f): Moved Ms. Scott; second Mr. Renteria; vote: unanimous voice approval. - Dissolve Series 2019 CBOC and return remaining funds to board (consent 13.a.5, amended caption): Motion to approve amended language; vote: unanimous. - Remove surplus‑property solicitation (item 11) from consent: board administratively pulled the item for further study; no sale authorization was given. - Approval of personnel and Chapter 21 renewals: motions carried; one recorded personnel renewal motion carried with two abstentions.

Next steps: administration will bring back the surplus‑property item with traffic and community impact analysis, provide a refined compensation recommendation once legislative action is final, and present the NRG draft agreement for board review if and when it is prepared by the governor’s office.