Board approves contracts, easements and resolutions; refers educator for sanction and extends superintendent’s contract
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Summary
The San Angelo ISD board approved consent items and multiple action items on Feb. 16, including a $107,193 abatement contract for McGill Elementary, an easement for sewer work at Millsapaugh Street, emergency-pay resolution for a two-day closure, authorizing tax resale offers, a 5–1 referral for educator sanctions, and a one-year extension of the superintendent’s contract (motion passed 6–0).
At its Feb. 16 meeting the San Angelo ISD Board approved a series of motions and resolutions covering procurement, property and personnel matters. Below are the actions taken and outcomes recorded by the board.
Votes at a glance
- Consent items (A–D): Approved (motion by Mister Gallegos; second Mrs. Duncan). Items included donations, Bid25-015 (maintenance/transportation supplies), Bid25-018 (curriculum materials), and purchase of school buses. Vote: 6–0.
- Bills, accounts and financial statements (January 2026): Approved (motion by Dr. Mills). Vote: recorded as unanimous; tally reported as 6–0.
- Bid 26-003 — McGill Elementary Phase 2 abatement: Administration recommended American Abatement LLC as the lowest-scoring and lowest-priced bidder. Total contract cost: $107,193 (includes $20,000 contingency). Motion approved 6–0.
- Easement resolution (201 & 202 Millsapaugh St.): Board approved granting an easement across district-owned parcels to ensure future access and to permit necessary sewer-line replacement associated with McGill work; motion passed 6–0.
- Resolution addressing employee pay during emergency closure: Board approved a resolution authorizing pay for employees during a two-day weather-related closure and time-and-a-half for employees called in for emergency work. Vote: 6–0.
- Resolution approving sale of city property (tax resale): Board authorized the city to accept offers and put properties back on the tax roll (addresses listed in the exhibit). Vote: 6–0.
- Request for sanctions on an educator’s certificate (abandonment of contract): Administration recommended and the board authorized submission of a written complaint to the State Board for Educator Certification regarding an untimely resignation and alleged abandonment of contract by Eric Andrade. Motion carried with a recorded vote of 5–1; the transcript does not record which member voted 'no.'
- Superintendent contract extension: Board approved a one-year extension of Superintendent Dr. Moran’s contract, maintaining a three-year term. Vote: 6–0.
Several motions included described movers/seconders in the record; most voting outcomes were unanimous with one exception for the educator referral. No roll-call vote with individual member votes was read into the record for the majority of items — tallies were announced by the chair after verbal assent.
Provenance: Actions were taken across the meeting’s action-item section (consent items and subsequent agenda items).