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Fort Stockton ISD posts hires, resignations and transfers ahead of 2025–26 school year

Fort Stockton Independent School District Board of Trustees · July 28, 2025
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Summary

The board documented a slate of professional employments, other employments, resignations and transfers at its July 28 meeting, covering teachers, aides, food service, transportation and administrative positions for the coming school year.

The Fort Stockton Independent School District Board of Trustees recorded multiple personnel actions in the July 28 minutes, listing new professional employments, other employments, several resignations and a number of transfers.

The minutes list 14 individuals under "Professional Employments," 16 under other "Employments," four resignations, and 10 transfers. Names recorded under professional employments include James Autry, Berry Bowman, Bradley Bowman, Keitha Bowman, Matthew Chavez, Hope Davis, Albert Deleon, Zaniel Florez, Marcus Klingsick, Teresa Klingsick, Melissa Lee, Henry Miles, Melanie Parras and Darlene Stegall. Other employments listed positions such as athletic secretary, aides, PE teacher, food service and bus driver. Transfers include administrator and teacher reassignments (for example, Timothy Carter moved from Campus Curriculum Director — Middle School to Campus Curriculum Director — High School; Gabe Espino moved from Principal — Apache to Associate Principal — High School).

The minutes also record four resignations: Albert Deleon (Teacher — Middle School), Evelyne Kennemer (Food Services — Food Distributions), Rachel Pruitt (Teacher — Middle School), and Adrianne Rivera (Aide — Middle School). Notably, the minutes list Albert Deleon both among professional employments (Teacher — Middle School) and among resignations; the minutes do not explain the apparent duplication or provide corrective detail.

The minutes do not show any individual roll-call votes tied to these personnel listings and do not attach employment contracts, start dates, salaries or reasons for resignation. For full employment terms and effective dates, the district’s human resources records or official personnel files would need to be consulted; those details are "not specified" in the minutes.