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Vernon ISD board approves sale of Central and Shive school properties; accepts $20,100 bids

Vernon Independent School District Board of School Trustees · November 10, 2025
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Summary

After closed session, the board unanimously approved sale of the Central and Shive properties to Southfork Premier Properties LLC (owner George Duncan) for $20,100 each and approved multiple consent-agenda items including an SRO interlocal and the School Health Advisory Council appointments.

Following a closed session, the Vernon Independent School District Board of Trustees on Nov. 10 unanimously approved the sale of two former district properties — Central and Shive schools — accepting identical bids of $20,100 for each parcel from Southfork Premier Properties LLC, owned by George Duncan.

The board returned to open session at 7:48 p.m. and approved the sales on a motion by Trustee Carrie Hawkins and a second by Trustee Jarrod David. Minutes record the acceptance of George Duncan’s bids but do not include a roll-call vote by member name; the action was recorded as unanimous.

Earlier in the meeting the board approved a consent agenda that included several items: minutes from Oct. 13; the financial report; a waiver to serve a student through virtual homebound services; an ESL waiver; an interlocal agreement with the City of Vernon for a school resource officer who will also serve as the district’s Director of Safety and Security; the sale of tax property located at 920 Pease to be sold by Texas Communities Group; and appointments to the School Health Advisory Council with RaeAnn Stevens named chairman and Clay Montgomery serving as District Executive Officer.

The minutes do not specify closing dates, contingencies or next steps for property conveyance. Trustees also approved an adjournment motion by Trustee Patrick Parmer, seconded by Trustee Bryson Henry.