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Sulphur Springs ISD Board holds elementary attendance boundary workshop; record shows no public speakers
Summary
The Sulphur Springs ISD Board of Trustees met Jan. 12, 2026, for an elementary attendance boundary workshop; the meeting record lists the workshop but the transcript excerpt provides no substantive details of proposals, maps, or staff recommendations. No public comments were recorded.
The Sulphur Springs ISD Board of Trustees convened a regular meeting on Jan. 12, 2026, in the district board room and listed an "Elementary Attendance Boundary Workshop" on the agenda but the provided meeting record does not include substantive details of the workshop discussion or any formal actions.
Board President Craig Roberts called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. John Campbell delivered the invocation and Adam Teer led the pledges to the flags. The agenda shows six trustees present (Craig Roberts, Leesa Toliver, Adam Teer, Kati Adair, John Campbell and Brian Kelly) and one absent (Darla Reed). District administrators listed on the record included Dr. Deana Steeber, superintendent; Shawn Duhon, deputy superintendent; Jeremy Lopez and Amanda Fenton, assistant superintendents; and Mikki Daniel, administrative assistant.
The agenda provided for a public-comment period with a limit of five minutes per speaker or 30 minutes total; the record states that no one requested to speak. The meeting then proceeded to the listed elementary attendance boundary workshop item. The transcript excerpt provided does not include presentation materials, descriptions of proposed boundary lines, enrollment numbers, maps, staff recommendations, trustee questions, or a record of any motion or vote on boundary changes; those specifics are not specified in the meeting text supplied.
Craig Roberts adjourned the meeting at 5:37 p.m. The meeting record does not indicate a scheduled follow-up, a vote on boundary changes, or a public hearing date in the provided excerpt. For details on proposals, maps, or next steps, the district’s posted agenda packet or subsequent board minutes should be consulted.
