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Board actions: consent agenda approved; two trustees certified unopposed; board authorizes complaint over contract abandonment

Crowley ISD Board of Trustees · February 26, 2026
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Summary

The Crowley ISD board approved the consent agenda, certified two unopposed trustee candidates for new terms and voted to find that Rebecca DeCamp's resignation did not constitute good cause, authorizing the superintendent to file a complaint with the State Board for Educator Certification.

The board took three formal actions during the meeting. First, Trustee June Davis moved to approve the consent agenda; Trustee Kalisha Stevenson seconded the motion and the board approved the consent agenda (the public minutes record the motion's passage but do not list a roll-call tally).

Second, the board certified two unopposed candidates for three-year terms on the Crowley ISD Board of Trustees. Trustee Kalisha Stevenson moved the certification naming Dr. Nedra Robinson (Place 1) and Dr. Latonya Woodson Mayfield (Place 2); Trustee June Davis seconded and the motion passed. The board scheduled the formal oath of office for the May regular meeting.

Third, after an executive session on personnel under Texas law, the board voted on a personnel finding concerning Rebecca DeCamp. By motion of Dr. Nedra Robinson, seconded by Dr. Latonya Woodson Mayfield, the board found that good cause did not exist under Texas Education Code §21.21(c)(2) for DeCamp's resignation, did not consent to the resignation, determined she "failed to perform her contract," and authorized the superintendent to file a complaint with the State Board for Educator Certification seeking sanctions for abandonment of contract. The motion passed by show of hands as recorded in the minutes.