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Alvin ISD board approves personnel hires and key administrative appointments
Summary
Trustees approved multiple personnel recommendations including a new director of maintenance, Charles Moore as associate principal at Alvin High, Victoria Kwan as executive director of elementary education and Craig Rhodes as executive director of secondary education; several votes were unanimous but two appointments recorded two opposing votes.
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The Alvin ISD Board approved a slate of personnel and administrative appointments during the meeting.
Personnel hires: The board approved a list of recommended hires for the coming school year, including a new director of maintenance to replace a departing employee; trustees moved and approved the personnel items by unanimous vote.
Associate principal: The board appointed Charles Moore as associate principal at Alvin High School. Staff summarized Moore’s background, including administrative experience at Iowa Colony High School and prior roles in Clear Creek ISD; trustees congratulated Moore after the motion passed.
Executive director of elementary education: The board approved Victoria Kwan as executive director of elementary education. Kwan’s background presented included prior Alvin ISD roles (director of professional learning, principal at Pomona Elementary) and educational credentials. Trustees discussed timing of organizational-chart changes and whether additional support roles will be needed as the district grows; the transcript records two opposing votes on this appointment.
Executive director of secondary education: The board approved Craig Rhodes for the executive director of secondary education role; trustees praised Rhodes’ experience at Shadow Creek High School. That motion also recorded two opposing votes in the transcript. Trustees noted the appointments reflect organizational changes and said a final, broader organizational chart will be presented in the summer.
All appointments and hires were presented by district staff and approved by motions recorded in the meeting minutes; specific start dates and transition plans were not detailed in the materials reviewed at the meeting.

