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LA JOYA ISD board approves partnership extension, nonrenewals and denies grievance after closed session

LA JOYA ISD Board of Trustees · June 4, 2026
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Summary

After a closed session the LA JOYA ISD board approved a CSP partnership extension, voted to nonrenew specified contracts as discussed in closed session, and upheld a level-2 decision denying a level-3 employee grievance; all items passed by voice vote with the chair declaring the motions carried.

Following a closed session at its May 20 meeting, the LA JOYA ISD Board of Trustees took three formal actions on the record.

The board approved item 10.1, described on the agenda as the "comprehensive school performance and capacity building partnership (CSP) 2025–83 extension." A motion to approve was made and seconded and the chair declared the motion carried by voice vote.

On item 10.2 the board voted to approve nonrenewal contracts "as discussed in closed session." The motion was moved and seconded on the record and the chair announced the motion carries by voice vote. The board did not state individual roll-call tallies on the record; details of the nonrenewal list were discussed in closed session and were summarized by the chair as approved "as discussed."

On item 10.3 the board considered a level-3 employee grievance appeal and voted to uphold the level-2 decision and deny the appeal. A motion to deny the appeal was moved and seconded and the chair declared the motion carries by voice vote.

Each action was recorded on the public agenda immediately after the board returned from closed session; the board announced calendar items and adjourned at 7:28 p.m. The transcript records the statutes cited for the closed session purposes on the record (Texas Government Code sections referenced), but the board did not read individual vote tallies during the public motions.