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Santa Rosa ISD board names Dr. Reyes Isaac Rodriguez Lone Star finalist, authorizes contract talks
Summary
After closed‑session interviews, the Santa Rosa ISD Board of Trustees unanimously named Dr. Reyes Isaac Rodriguez the Lone Star finalist for superintendent Dec. 19 and authorized the board president and legal counsel to begin contract negotiations.
The Santa Rosa Independent School District Board of Trustees on Dec. 19 voted unanimously to name Dr. Reyes Isaac Rodriguez the Lone Star finalist for superintendent and authorized the Board President and district legal counsel to begin contract negotiations.
The special meeting, called to order by Board President Kelly R. Ballin at about 4:01 p.m., recessed into executive session for superintendent interviews and legal consultation. The board reconvened in open session at approximately 9:54 p.m., when Vice‑President Juan M. Perez moved "to name Dr. Reyes Isaac Rodriguez Lone Star Finalist for Superintendent of Schools for SRISD and allow Board President and Legal Counsel to enter into contract negotiation." Lorenzo Ovalle seconded the motion and the vote carried 7–0.
Board minutes and the reconvened motion indicate the board expressly authorized the president and legal counsel to enter negotiations; the motion was recorded in the public meeting record and carried by a unanimous vote of trustees present. The transcript shows the vote as "Motion Carries 7‑0." The meeting adjourned at about 9:55 p.m.
The board did not disclose details of the closed‑session interviews in open session. The transcript notes that executive session was held pursuant to Texas Government Code Sections 551.071, 551.072, 551.074 and 551.082 for attorney consultation and superintendent interviews.
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