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Duncanville ISD board appoints Hector Sanchez and Renee McNeely to fill two trustee vacancies

Duncanville ISD Board of Trustees · May 26, 2026
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Summary

The Duncanville ISD Board of Trustees voted to appoint Hector Sanchez as successor trustee for Place 5 and Renee McNeely as successor trustee for Place 6 to fill vacancies created by resignations tied to changed residences; one trustee recused from the second vote.

Janet Vera Cruz, president of the Duncanville ISD Board of Trustees, called the meeting to order and the board moved to Action Agenda Item A to consider appointments to fill two trustee vacancies.

A motion to appoint Hector Sanchez as successor trustee for Place 5 was introduced; the board was told the vacancy was created by trustee Cassandra Phillips's resignation after a change of residence outside the district. Trustee Fehee moved the nomination. The board voted to approve the appointment; the motion passed with six affirmative votes.

Later the board considered a nomination to fill the vacancy for Place 6. The motion named Renee McNeely to serve as successor trustee for Place 6 to fill a vacancy described in the record as created by a resignation due to a change of residence; the transcript does not specify which trustee resigned. A second was recorded and the board asked Trustee McNeely to recuse himself from voting on that appointment. The nomination was approved with five affirmative votes.

There were no communications from citizens at the start of the meeting and the board adjourned after completing the agenda.

The actions taken at this meeting were procedural appointments; no additional discussion of duties, term lengths or timing of swearing-in was recorded in the public transcript.