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Pasadena ISD board approves consent agenda, personnel appointments, travel and bond project items
Summary
At its April 28 meeting the Pasadena ISD board approved the consent agenda and multiple personnel appointments, student travel requests, grant awards and bond project change orders by voice vote; specific items include a $5,000 Laura Bush Foundation grant and multiple AEAs and change orders for 2022 bond projects.
The Pasadena ISD Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda and a series of motions by voice vote during its April 28 meeting.
Key approvals recorded in the transcript include: adoption of the consent agenda and approval of administrative personnel sections A and B; appointment of Stephanie Haimey (speech‑language pathologist) and Ozel Chapa (assistant director of transportation) for 2026–27; approval of multiple student travel requests for national competitions (theater, JROTC JLAB, choir/orchestra/dance performances) and tournament attendance; a $5,000 grant award from the Laura Bush Foundation for Cruz Elementary; budget amendments for March 2026; multiple 2022 bond change orders and allowance expenditure authorizations for school replacement projects and facility upgrades; authorization for the superintendent to sign an extended‑term commercial electricity service agreement with Direct Energy Business LLC (NRG); and approval of a mutual aid agreement with the Texas Department of Public Safety for complex emergency response planning.
Motions were typically moved and seconded by trustees (the transcript records motions by board members such as Casey Felen, Nela Sullivan, Pola Gonzalez and others) and carried by voice vote. When available the transcript shows who moved and seconded: e.g., the consent agenda motion is recorded as “motion by Mr. Felin, second by Miss Gonzalez” and the personnel motion recorded as “motion by Miss Sullivan, second by Miss Gonzalez.” The transcript records no roll‑call tallies for these items; minutes record motions as carried.
The board also adopted routine resolutions declaring surplus property to solicit bids and approved final change orders and AEAs tied to the 2022 bond program. No item in the consent sequence was recorded as failing in the transcript.
