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ALBA-GOLDEN ISD board approves consent agenda, confirms personnel and administrative actions
Summary
At its March 23 meeting, the ALBA-GOLDEN ISD Board of Trustees approved the consent agenda and several action items including a joint election agreement with the City of Alba, multiple personnel resignations and retirements, teacher contracts for 2026–27 (with two abstentions for conflict), certification of instructional materials, and an April surplus auction.
The ALBA-GOLDEN ISD Board of Trustees met Monday, March 23, 2026, in the Secondary Distance Learning Room and approved the consent agenda and a slate of administrative actions. The meeting opened at 5:00 p.m.; the board convened an executive session from 5:15 p.m. to 6:02 p.m. under the Texas Open Meetings Act, then returned to open session and completed business before adjourning at 6:49 p.m.
The consent agenda — including minutes, the 2025–26 book acquisition list and financial reports — passed on a motion by Kristopher Quintana, seconded by Terry Clark (Yea: 5; Nay: 0; Absent: 2). Major votes that followed included approval of a joint election agreement with the City of Alba, acceptance of personnel resignations and retirements, approval of teacher contracts for 2026–2027 (with abstentions recorded where conflicts were noted), certification of the district’s instructional materials survey for 2026–27, and authorization of an auction for surplus inventory scheduled April 20–30, 2026. Signatories on the minutes list Matt Haisten as Board President and Mike Ragsdale as Board Secretary.
The board recorded votes and abstentions individually on several motions. For example, the motion to approve the teacher contract for Tammy Ellis passed with one abstention: Dwayne Ellis abstained with conflict; the motion to approve NaCall Haisten’s contract passed with Matt Haisten abstaining with conflict. Other motions were recorded with unanimous support among members present (Yea: 5).
