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Savoy ISD board approves 2024–25 financial reports and FIRST report

Savoy Independent School District Board of Trustees · December 8, 2025
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Summary

The Savoy ISD Board of Trustees approved the Final 2024–25 FIRST report, the 2024–25 Annual Financial Report and other financial items, with a 6–0–1 vote pattern (Jeff Francis abstained with conflict).

The Savoy Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to approve the district’s Final 2024–25 FIRST report and the 2024–25 Annual Financial Report during its Dec. 8, 2025 meeting. The motions passed with six trustees voting yea and one abstention noted as "With Conflict" by Board President Jeff Francis.

Trustee Sandy Petree moved to approve the Final 2024–25 FIRST report; Trustee Joe Gilbert seconded the motion. The board also approved the Annual Financial Report (motion by Joe Gilbert, second by Drew Saltzman) and the consent agenda, which included minutes from Nov. 10 (regular) and Nov. 13 (training), current bills paid, financial reports and the quarterly Texpool report. The consent agenda and each financial motion recorded the same vote pattern: Yea 6, Abstain (With Conflict) 1.

The meeting record shows the FIRST report presented both in a standalone public hearing (opened at 7:00 p.m. and closed at 7:10 p.m.; SEG 005) and later as an action item in the regular meeting where trustees voted to approve the final report. The transcript lists Mr. Talley as presenting the FIRST report. The public hearing section notes no public comments during that hearing.

The board’s approvals formalize the district’s financial reporting for fiscal 2024–25 and clear the FIRST report record. The motions and vote tallies are reflected in the official minutes and were entered into the record at the Dec. 8 meeting.