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San Benito CISD board approves consent agenda, calendar and personnel actions after executive session

San Benito Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees · April 17, 2025
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Summary

Trustees approved the 2025–26 school calendar and a broad consent agenda, nominated a trustee for TASB Region 1, and after an executive session approved resignations, multiple contract renewals and a proposed nonrenewal of one teacher's contract.

The San Benito CISD board approved a multi‑item consent agenda on April 16 that included instructional materials, contracts and the 2025–26 school calendar. Staff told trustees they received more than 800 staff responses and a majority of both staff and community respondents favored Calendar A; trustees approved the calendar as part of the consent motion.

Trustees moved and approved a nomination to submit board member Rudy Corona for the Region 1 position on the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Board of Directors. The motion to approve the stated package of consent items was made, seconded and carried by voice vote.

The board then entered closed session for attorney consultation and personnel matters under the Texas Government Code. After returning late in the evening, the board voted to approve employment resignations, retirements and terminations as discussed in executive session; it also approved renewal of term contracts for teachers, librarians, nurses and instructional coaches for 2025–26 and renewal of probationary contracts. The board voted to propose the nonrenewal of one 2024–25 term contract (identified in the record by initials "JS"). Several other executive agenda items received no motion and therefore no action.

The meeting adjourned after those votes. The board did not provide public roll-call vote tallies for each personnel motion in the transcript; actions were recorded as motions, seconds and passed.