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Wink-Loving ISD special meeting: FIRST rating and TEA notice listed; no executive session

Wink-Loving Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 6, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 6 special meeting the board noted the district's 2024–25 FIRST rating (Superior Achievement), listed a TEA notice of alleged dress-code violation on the agenda, and completed three unanimous motions including GMP approval and a property negotiation authorization; no executive session occurred.

The Wink-Loving Independent School District Board of Trustees met in special session Jan. 6 and completed a brief agenda that included a public-item listing of the district's 2024–25 FIRST rating (Superior Achievement) and a "TEA Notice of Alleged Violation - Dress Code."

The minutes record no substantive public-comment transcript or executive session; instead, the board recorded three unanimous motions: approval of a guaranteed maximum price for a bond-funded football pavilion and bullet-resistant glass, approval of a resolution authorizing real-estate transactions and signatory designation, and authorization for the superintendent to negotiate for purchase of a 0.514-acre parcel at 515 North Wildcat Drive. Trustee Jerome Dewberry moved to adjourn at 6:30 p.m.; Trustee Chad Evans seconded and the motion carried unanimously. "Declaration to adjourn at 6:30 p.m. on motion by Trustee Dewberry and seconded by Trustee Evans," the minutes state.

The minutes do not provide additional detail on the TEA notice or on any public comments; they also do not list dollar amounts for the GMP or a purchase price for the property. The record shows no executive session was convened under the cited Texas Government Code provisions.