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Rockwall ISD board upholds level 2 decision in parent grievance, votes 4-0

Rockwall Independent School District Board of Trustees · April 20, 2026
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Summary

In a special session the Rockwall ISD Board of Trustees met in closed session to hear a grievance filed by parent Raya Kondratchuk and, upon return to open session, voted 4-0 to deny the level 3 appeal and uphold the level 2 decision.

Board President Frank Consman opened a special session of the Rockwall Independent School District Board of Trustees at 5:03 p.m. to hear a level 3 grievance filed by district parent Raya Kondratchuk. Consman told attendees that the items to be discussed had been posted as required by law and introduced fellow trustees and the superintendent.

"This matter will be heard in closed session, pursuant to Texas government code sections 551.074 and 551.0821 because it concerns complaints against Rockwall ISD employees, as well as student information," Consman said before the board recessed into executive session at 5:04 p.m. The board returned to open session at 5:47 p.m.

After returning to open session, the board recorded a motion to deny the level 3 appeal and uphold the level 2 decision; Dr. Bart Miller was recorded as the mover and Sam Britton as the seconder. The board president called for a voice vote, which was announced as 4 in favor and 0 against; the motion passed. The meeting minutes record the action as a denial of the level 3 appeal, with no further public action announced.

The president closed the matter, thanking those present and stating that the grievance was concluded. The transcript does not list the individual names of the four members who voted in favor beyond the recorded mover and seconder.