Manor ISD trustees authorize superintendent to settle special-education dispute
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The board voted 6–0 to authorize the superintendent to negotiate and execute an agreement resolving a special-education dispute consistent with parameters discussed in closed session; no settlement amount was disclosed on the record.
At its March meeting, the Manor ISD Board of Trustees authorized the superintendent to negotiate and execute an agreement resolving a special-education dispute, with the terms constrained by parameters the board discussed in closed session.
Trustee (speaker 7) moved the motion during action item 7.1 and the motion was seconded. Chair Steph called for the vote; the board approved the authorization by voice vote, 6–0. The motion’s text on the record asked the superintendent to act "consistent with the parameters discussed in closed session." The trustees did not disclose settlement figures or other specifics in open session.
The authorization allows district administration to finalize a settlement without returning to the full board for separate approval, within the limits the board set during executive session. The meeting agenda listed the relevant Texas Open Meetings Act citations before the board went into closed session. The board confirmed no public speakers were signed up during the public-forum portion prior to the vote.
The board reconvened and continued with other informational items, including a budget workshop and presentations on transportation and attendance-zone planning. The next regular board meeting was confirmed for March 30.
