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Splendora ISD trustees approve consent agenda, administrative contracts and two district resolutions
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Summary
At its Feb. 23, 2026 meeting the Splendora ISD Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda, authorized administrative contracts for 2026–27 and adopted two resolutions: one governing pay during a winter-storm closure and one setting rules for electronic procurement.
The Splendora Independent School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 23 approved multiple routine and time-sensitive items, including the full consent agenda, administrative contracts for the 2026–2027 fiscal year and two district resolutions.
Kimberly Klepcyk moved and Allen Wells seconded a motion to approve the consent agenda, which included minutes, financial and tax reports, the district's final 2024'25 annual financial report, Budget Amendment #4 for fiscal 2025'26, a revised amount for Bluebonnet Learning training tied to the Strong Foundations grant, an early exit incentive plan, approval for employee UIL judging under House Bill 3372, a first reading of a local policy revision, prevailing wage rate schedules for Texas Gulf Coast school construction trades, a Texas Education Agency (TEA) application to delay teacher certification requirements until 2030, and the 2025'2030 Strategic Plan refresh. The motion passed 6'0to'0 with board member Barry Welch recorded as absent.
On Action Item A, the board voted to approve administrative contracts for 2026'2027 after a motion by Dan Muirhead and a second by Jason Sessum. The recorded vote was six in favor, zero opposed; Welch was absent.
The board also adopted Resolution #2025'11, addressing wage payments for the district's emergency closure on Jan. 25'26, 2026, due to a severe winter storm. The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Dan Muirhead and seconded by Travis "Doc" Jones; the motion passed 6'0to'0.
Separately, trustees adopted Resolution #2025'12 to establish rules for accepting electronic bids and proposals under Texas Education Code A7 44.031. Jennifer Stewart moved to approve the resolution, and Kimberly Klepcyk seconded; the motion passed 6'0to'0.
The meeting minutes show that for each roll-call vote recorded during open session the tally was six "For," zero "Against," with Barry Welch listed as absent. No additional amendments or votes failing to pass were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
The meeting adjourned at 9:48 p.m.