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Board approves consent agenda, TEA web‑access designee, intruder detection audit findings and YISD/SISD interlocal agreement
Summary
At its Dec. 11, 2024 meeting the Ysleta ISD Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda, authorized a TEA Secure Environment System designee, accepted districtwide intruder detection audit findings and approved an interlocal agreement addressing YISD–SISD boundary issues; all motions passed 5–0.
The Ysleta Independent School District Board of Trustees approved several agenda items and formal actions at its Dec. 11, 2024 meeting. All recorded votes on these items passed unanimously, 5–0.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (minutes of Nov. 13, 2024 workshop and regular meeting; monthly financial statements and bond projects report for Oct. 2024): motion to approve carried 5–0.
- TEA Secure Environment System (TEASE) designee: The board authorized Dan Amoy (associate superintendent of technology) as the district superintendent's designee to request access to one or more Texas Education Agency web applications in the TEA Secure Environment System for the period Dec. 2024–Dec. 2025. Motion by Shane Hagerty; second by Connie Woodruff. Vote: 5 yes, 0 no.
- Districtwide intruder detection audit report findings: The board approved the districtwide intruder detection audit report findings as discussed in closed session. Motion by Connie Woodruff; second by Shane Hagerty. Vote: 5 yes, 0 no.
- YISD–SISD interlocal agreement: The board approved an interlocal agreement addressing boundary issues, including district of residence for students living in boundary areas, as discussed in closed session. Motion by Shane Hagerty; second by Chris Hernandez. Vote: 5 yes, 0 no.
Board procedure notes: The board recessed into closed session for several agenda items and reconvened before taking the two actions described as having been discussed in closed session. The board stated that any final action required from closed‑session items would be taken in open session; both closed‑session items were voted on after reconvening.
Motions, movers, seconds and vote tallies are recorded in the official minutes and reflected in the district's posted meeting materials.
