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Fort Stockton ISD board unanimously approves audit, security upgrades and multiple facility projects
Summary
At its Jan. 29 meeting the Fort Stockton ISD Board accepted the TAPR, approved the district audit and unanimously approved several procurement and facility projects including access control upgrades, a campus intercom system, pool and lighting work, and a recreation partnership. A resolution to purchase property also passed.
The Fort Stockton Independent School District Board of Education unanimously approved a series of audits, contracts and facility projects at its Jan. 29, 2025 meeting.
Board members accepted the Texas Academic Performance Report (TAPR) following a presentation by Roy Alvardo and formally approved the district’s 2024–2025 financial audit. The board also approved multiple procurement items intended to improve campus safety and infrastructure, including a Verkada access-control Phase 2 installation, a K-12 Designs contract, and an integrated intercom system with classroom buttons from Global Data Technologies, Inc.
The board approved several facilities projects and maintenance items, including a pool chemical system project and a campus lighting project. Trustees also accepted a $1,000 donation from Riata Management LLC and The Mitchell Group to purchase essential health supplies.
After a recessed closed session, trustees approved a Recreation Community Partnership Project with Performance Services, Inc., and passed a resolution authorizing the purchase of real property that was presented during the meeting.
Votes at a glance: • Accept TAPR as presented — motion by Jennifer Gonzales, seconded by Freddie Martinez; result: unanimous approval. • Approve Verkada Access Control Phase 2 (Calian Corporation) — motion by Ursula Sanchez, seconded by Sandra Rivera; unanimous approval. • Approve K-12 Designs quote — motion by Kay Griffith, seconded by Ursula Sanchez; unanimous approval. • Approve purchase of integrated intercom system (Global Data Technologies, Inc.) — motion by Jennifer Gonzales, seconded by Freddie Martinez; unanimous approval. • Accept $1,000 donation from Riata Management LLC & The Mitchell Group — motion by Ursula Sanchez, seconded by Kay Griffith; unanimous approval. • Approve second amendment with Omni Group Texas, LLC dba Stellar Virtual Texas — motion by Anastacio (Nacho) Dominguez, seconded by Sandra Rivera; unanimous approval. • Approve 2024–2025 financial audit — motion by Kay Griffith, seconded by Anastacio (Nacho) Dominguez; unanimous approval. • Approve pool chemical system project — motion by Anastacio (Nacho) Dominguez, seconded by Jennifer Gonzales; unanimous approval. • Approve lighting project — motion by Anastacio (Nacho) Dominguez, seconded by Freddie Martinez; unanimous approval. • Approve Recreation Community Partnership Project with Performance Services, Inc. (post–closed session) — motion by Jennifer Gonzales, seconded by Ursula Sanchez; unanimous approval. • Approve resolution authorizing purchase of real property — motion by Sandra Rivera, seconded by Kay Griffith; unanimous approval.
Flo Garcia opened the meeting and announced that “notice of the meeting was posted in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.” Roy Alvardo presented the TAPR and provided attendance and curriculum updates; no members of the public offered comment during the TAPR hearing.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Feb. 23, 2026. The meeting adjourned at 9:31 p.m.
