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Alice ISD board approves consent agenda, instructional materials and personnel actions after executive session
Summary
During the March 16 meeting the board approved consent items including donations and federal fund allocations, authorized 2026–27 instructional materials and course catalogs, and approved hires and an administrator contract after executive session; motions were made and passed by roll call.
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The Alice ISD board approved multiple routine and personnel items March 16, including donations, federal fund items, instructional materials for 2026–27 and course catalogs for Alice High School and William Adams Middle School, and took personnel actions after an executive session.
The board approved the consent agenda—recognizing numerous donors to Alice High School activities and approving federal fund expenditures and purchase requisitions for instructional materials—after a motion and second and roll‑call affirmations.
On action items the board voted to approve the 2026–27 instructional materials and the required TEA certification form so campuses can order resources for the upcoming school year. The board then approved the Alice High School course catalog and the William Adams Middle School catalog, noting expanded course offerings that include opportunities for middle‑school students to earn high‑school credits.
The board entered executive session citing Texas Government Code sections for personnel, legal and contract matters and returned to approve the new hires mentioned in executive session, including a newly named hire, Amelia Salenz, by motion and roll call. The board also approved a written contract for an administrator to provide outside services after concluding the arrangement would not harm the district, did not present a declared conflict of interest and would be performed on the administrator's personal time.
Minutes recorded roll‑call style affirmations for motions; the transcript presents those votes as verbal "I" responses from trustees and does not provide a later consolidated numerical tally. The board adjourned late in the evening following the posted agenda items.
Formal action items recorded on the agenda will be reflected in the district's official minutes and posted packet.

