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College Station ISD swears in three trustees and honors outgoing members
Summary
At its November meeting, College Station ISD ceremonially swore in trustees Chris Field (Place 3), Mike Martindale (Place 4) and Kimberly McAdams (Place 5). The board recognized outgoing trustees Joshua Binn and Jeff Horak; both delivered farewell remarks reflecting on district challenges and achievements.
College Station Independent School District trustees ceremonially swore in three newly elected members and recognized outgoing trustees at the board's regular meeting.
Chris Field, Mike Martindale and Kimberly McAdams each took the oath of office administered by family members. The board then presented tokens of appreciation to outgoing trustees Joshua Binn and Jeff Horak. Binn, who served six years and was first elected in 2019, spoke about the importance of trustees maintaining a "big picture" view while serving a district of more than 14,000 students, roughly 2,000 employees and 19 campuses. Horak, who served as board president, reflected on his six years, the district's trajectory under the current administration and thanked staff and colleagues for their service.
Trustees and speakers framed the evening as both ceremonial and substantive, with remarks emphasizing continuity through recent superintendent transitions and the COVID pandemic. The board moved on to its consent agenda and regular business after the ceremonial items.
