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Board votes: superintendent contract extended, personnel hires approved, consent agenda accepted and federal report card postponed

2622351 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

The Santa Fe ISD Board of Trustees unanimously extended the superintendent's contract through Jan. 21, 2030, approved a non‑certified hire for the 2024–25 school year, adopted a consent agenda and postponed a discussion of the federal report card.

The Santa Fe ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved several actions during its regular meeting, including extending the superintendent's contract, approving a personnel recommendation, accepting a consent agenda, and postponing an information item on the federal report card.

Superintendent contract: Following an executive-session discussion, a trustee moved to extend the superintendent's contract through Jan. 21, 2030, and to approve all other amendments discussed in executive session. The motion was seconded and passed unanimously by voice/hand vote.

Personnel: The board approved the superintendent's recommendation to employ Kristen Graham on a non‑certified probationary contract for the remainder of the 2024–25 school year, with the contract ending on the last day of the employee's 2024–25 duty calendar and with pay at the state salary schedule plus any local supplement determined by the board. The motion was moved, seconded and approved unanimously.

Consent agenda: Trustees moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda items 10.02 through 10.09 as presented; the motion passed unanimously. The meeting record does not specify the individual items within that consent block.

Federal report card: The board was asked to accept the federal report card but, because principals and directors were not present due to weather, a trustee moved to postpone discussion until the next monthly meeting. That motion was seconded and approved unanimously.

Votes recorded during the meeting were unanimous voice/hand approvals; the transcript did not record a roll-call vote naming individual trustees for these motions.