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Santa Rosa ISD board approves consent agenda; trustee Flores records lone no vote
Summary
Trustees approved a multi-item consent agenda on Nov. 20, 2024, covering personnel job descriptions, a $4,000 donation to a basketball tournament, termination of a track-surfacing contract and approval of the 2023-24 audit; the motion passed with a 3-1 recorded vote in open session.
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At the Nov. 20 meeting the board considered a broad consent agenda that included approval of the Oct. 2024 board minutes; multiple part- and full-time job descriptions (Monitor/Driver, Business Office Clerk, HVAC Technician & Maintenance, Bus Driver, PEIMS Specialist); approval of updated compensation plans; and acceptance of a $4,000 donation for the Keillor Basketball Tournament. The agenda also included approving termination of the contract with Beynon for track surfacing and the 2023-24 audit as presented by Carr, Riggs & Ingram.
Trustee Mark Chairez moved the consent agenda and Board President Kelly R. Ballin seconded. The meeting record shows: "MOTION: Mark Chairez SECOND Kelly R. Ballin VOTE Motion Carries 3-1- Rene Flores- voted no." The board later handled other action items and executive-session business during the same meeting.
Those consent approvals update staffing descriptions and move the audit and several administrative matters onto the district record, while the contract termination for track surfacing shifts responsibility for next steps to district administration.
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