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Sharyland ISD board approves consent agenda, enters closed session and accepts personnel reports
Summary
The Sharyland ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved the consent agenda (items including month-end bills, financial and tax reports, RFQ renewal, travel approvals and interlocal agreements), voted to enter closed session on personnel and related matters, and on return accepted personnel reports subject to background checks and verifications.
The Sharyland Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved the consent agenda and later accepted personnel reports after a closed session.
Vice President Hector Rivera called for a motion on the consent agenda, which covered a package of routine and administrative items: February 2026 month-end bills; February 2026 investment report; January 2026 financial reports; January 2026 tax collection reports; approval of previous meeting minutes (regular meeting held 02/23/2026); approval of amendments to authorized representatives; renewal of RFQ 2324-08 for independent auditor services; approval to amend the order to call the May election; an interlocal agreement with the City of Mission for gym use during board and bond elections; a memorandum of understanding with Hidalgo County juvenile alternative education program for 2026–27; approval of a maximum class size exception; and approval of out-of-state travel for students and staff for national chess championships and the National Forum Schools to Watch conference. Andrew Riddle moved to approve the consent agenda and David Keith seconded; the motion passed 5–0.
After the consent vote the board recessed and entered closed session under the Texas Government Code to discuss personnel matters (Texas Government Code 551.074), student discipline, security devices and security audits (551.076), deliberations regarding real property (551.072), and consultation with the district's attorney regarding pending or contemplated litigation or settlement offers. The board returned to open session at 7:14 p.m. and on a motion by Megan Sullivan, seconded by Dr. Noe Olivera, accepted the personnel reports presented in executive session subject to satisfactory criminal background checks and reference verifications; that motion also carried 5–0.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that carried 5–0.
