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STAMFORD ISD adopts resolution on wage payments during emergency closings
Summary
The board passed a resolution addressing wage payments during emergency school closings. The resolution was moved by Justin Corzine, seconded by Curtis Birdsong, and approved 4–0 with three absences.
The STAMFORD ISD board voted to adopt a Resolution Regarding Wage Payments During Emergency School Closings at its Feb. 9 meeting. "I make the motion to approve the Resolution Regarding Wage Payments During Emergency School Closings," said Justin Corzine, who moved the motion; Curtis Birdsong seconded and the motion passed by a 4–0 vote with three trustees absent.
The minutes record the motion and vote but do not include the resolution's full text or dollar amounts in the public minutes. The board’s roll call after the motion shows Curtis Birdsong, Justin Corzine, Zachary Logan and Brody Wright voting "Yea," with Gwen Baker, Dale Caddell and Lauren Decker absent. The record does not specify implementation details, payroll impacts, or effective dates beyond the adoption vote itself.
Because the posted minutes do not contain the resolution language, administrators or interested members of the public seeking specifics on wage treatment and effective dates should request the resolution text from district administration or the superintendent's office.
