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Rocksprings ISD special meeting: roll call, no public comments, unanimous votes
Summary
At a six-minute special meeting on Sept. 30, the Rocksprings ISD Board recorded roll call, opened with prayer and pledges, heard no public comments, approved two motions (activity bus purchase and a $700,000 budget amendment) by 5-0 votes, and adjourned at 5:21 p.m.
The Rocksprings Independent School District Board of Trustees convened a special meeting Sept. 30 at the Gilmer Memorial Library. The meeting opened with roll call, noting two trustees absent (Katy Shanklin and Sabrina Montoya), and included staff or guests Saige Shanklin, Ana Benavidez and Justin Del Bosque.
Justin Del Bosque led the opening prayer and the pledges of allegiance to the U.S. and Texas flags. The board recorded that there were no public comments.
During the brief meeting the board approved two formal actions by unanimous vote: the purchase of an activity bus (motion by Vice President Sondee Moreno, seconded by Board Member Paco Ramirez) and a budget amendment allocating $500,000 to Transportation and $200,000 to Property (motion by Board Member Ray G. Franco, seconded by Brian Poole). The meeting was adjourned on a motion by Brian Poole, seconded by Sondee Moreno; the minutes show the meeting ended at 5:21 p.m.
The minutes do not contain further discussion, vendor names, procurement timelines, or funding-source details for the budget amendment; those items would typically appear in subsequent procurement or budget documentation if provided by the district.
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