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Alvin ISD board approves leadership appointments; trustees debate organizational chart
Summary
The board approved administrative hires including Bob Atkins (director of maintenance), Charles Moore (associate principal at Alvin High), Victoria Kwan (executive director of elementary education, 5–2) and Craig Rhodes (executive director of secondary education, 4–2); trustees raised questions about the district’s organizational chart and continuity.
The Alvin Independent School District board approved several personnel actions that will change the district’s leadership structure, including appointments to central-office and campus leadership.
Bob Atkins was introduced as the new director of maintenance; the board described his background in capital projects. The board approved Charles Moore to serve as associate principal at Alvin High School; the superintendent said Moore brings roughly 23 years of experience and a background in curriculum and coaching.
The board considered two central-office appointments: Victoria Kwan was recommended and approved as executive director of elementary education (she is currently the director of professional learning and a former principal). The motion to approve Kwan passed 5–2; trustees who supported the appointment praised her experience while some asked for more clarity on the timing of a broader reorganization. Trustees expressed that an updated organizational chart and additional support roles would be forthcoming this summer.
The board also approved Craig Rhodes as executive director of secondary education (previously Shadow Creek High principal). That appointment passed by a 4–2 vote. Several trustees acknowledged Rhodes’ track record but again asked for a clearer organizational chart and transition plan to ensure continuity as the district grows.
The board adjourned following the personnel actions. Staff indicated additional organizational-chart details and related staffing changes would be presented in the summer.
