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State Rep. Andy Hopper listed to present recognition at Argyle ISD special meeting

Board of Trustees, Argyle ISD · December 10, 2025
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Summary

Argyle ISD’s Dec. 10 special meeting agenda lists a special recognition by State Representative Andy Hopper (House District 64); the agenda and attendance list were recorded but the transcript contains no verbatim remarks from Hopper or details of the recognition.

State Representative Andy Hopper (House District 64) was listed on the agenda for a special recognition at the Argyle ISD Board of Trustees special meeting held Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025, at Argyle High School. The agenda identifies Hopper as the presenter for agenda item 5 but the provided transcript only records the agenda notation and the meeting attendance list; it does not include Hopper’s remarks or a transcripted exchange.

Board members listed as present in the meeting minutes include Sam Slaton, President; Craig Hawkesworth, Vice President; Matthew Slaton, Board Secretary; Dr. Leona McDade; Josh Westrom; Leigh Ann Artho; and Rich McDowell. District staff present were led by Dr. Courtney Carpenter, Superintendent, and included Dr. Chris Daniel (Deputy Superintendent), Dr. Dawn Jordan (Assistant Superintendent), Liz Stewart (CFO), Rick Herrin (CCO), Christopher Saylor (Digital Content Specialist) and Tiffany Shawhart (Communications Administrative Assistant). The meeting agenda limited public comments to agenda items only, with a five-minute limit per speaker and 30 minutes total.

The transcript evidence for this item is the agenda line: "Special Recognition ~ by State Representative Andy Hopper, House District 64," recorded within the meeting minutes. The record does not show a formal motion, vote, or the text of any remarks associated with the recognition; any follow-up details or quotes would need to come from a fuller minutes record or an audio/video file.