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Sanger ISD board approves resolution and reduction in force tied to Denton County special education cooperative dissolution
Summary
The board unanimously approved a resolution declaring a program change and authorizing reductions in force related to the dissolution of the Denton County Special Education Cooperative. Trustee Mitch Hammonds moved the resolution and Trustee Bruce Elsey seconded it; the vote was 7-0.
At its Feb. 9 meeting, the Sanger Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a resolution declaring a program change and authorizing a reduction in force related to the dissolution of the Denton County Special Education Cooperative.
"Motion was made by Mitch Hammonds and seconded by Bruce Elsey to approve the Resolution Declaring a Program Change and Authorize a Reduction in Force for the Denton County Special Education Cooperative as presented. Motion Passed Unanimously Vote: 7-0," the minutes record. The minutes do not include the number of positions affected or a detailed timeline for personnel actions.
The agenda listed the item under Action and trustees voted without recorded opposition. The minutes cite the board's authority to meet in closed session under the Texas Open Meetings Act for personnel deliberations; the board reconvened in open session and took the formal vote. The minutes do not provide staff reports or public testimony related to the cooperative's dissolution.
