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Votes at a glance: Judson ISD special meeting adopted censure, noncompliance findings and closed‑session follow‑ups

Judson Board of Trustees · June 18, 2026
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Summary

At its June special meeting the Judson ISD board approved two closed‑session follow‑ups (agenda items 4A and 4B), each 4‑1 with one abstention, adopted a censure of Trustee José A. Macias (4‑2) and later found him in noncompliance with corrective measures (4‑2).

The Judson Independent School District Board took the following formal actions at its special meeting:

- Agenda item 4A: Motion to "proceed as discussed in closed session" (motion by Ms. Ryan; second by Mrs. Poteet). Vote reported as 4 yes, 1 no, 1 abstention; motion passed.

- Agenda item 4B: Motion to "proceed as discussed in closed session" (motion by Ms. Ryan; second by Mrs. Poteet). Vote reported as 4 yes, 1 no, 1 abstention; motion passed. The board identified closed‑session legal consultations earlier in the meeting, including Cause No. 2026 CI‑01608 and SA‑26‑CV‑03285‑OLG.

- Agenda item 4C: Adopted a resolution censuring Trustee José A. Macias. The censure lists findings that the board says demonstrate abuse of official capacity, misuse of information, hostile work environment, and retaliation; it prescribes sanctions including public censure, mandatory training within 90 days, ineligibility to serve in officer roles for one year, a one‑year restriction on initiating contact with district staff (with limited exceptions) and authorization to refer materials to law enforcement. Vote: 4‑2.

- Agenda item 4D: Adopted a resolution finding Trustee José A. Macias in noncompliance with previously imposed corrective measures and court‑imposed conditions, alleging failures including nonattendance at required monthly meetings, entering district facilities contrary to restrictions, and requesting administrators remove students from instructional settings for questioning. The resolution imposed further sanctions (officer ineligibility for 18 months; campus access restrictions; additional training requirements) and authorized referral to law enforcement. Vote: 4‑2.

The board adjourned at 9:18 PM. For full text of motions, vote rolls and official resolutions, consult the Judson ISD approved minutes and the adopted resolution documents.