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Channelview ISD board approves second amendment to superintendent’s contract after closed session
Summary
The Channelview ISD Board of Trustees approved a "Second Amendment" to the superintendent’s employment contract after a closed session on Feb. 3, 2026. The minutes record an abstention by Trustee Lynette Breedlove and state the motion "passed with a 4 - 1 vote," but they do not list individual yes/no votes or the amendment's terms.
Channelview Independent School District’s Board of Trustees approved a Second Amendment to the superintendent’s employment contract following a closed-session discussion on Feb. 3, 2026. Trustee Shumona Collins moved to approve the amendment; Trustee Ramiro Granados seconded. The minutes record that "Mrs. Breedlove abstained" and that "The motion passed with a 4 - 1 vote."
The amendment’s substantive terms are not included in the posted minutes. The record cites closed-session discussion under Texas Government Code provisions (see related story) but does not provide a roll-call listing of each trustee’s yes or no vote. The minutes also note that Trustee Dennis Cedillo had left earlier in the evening (listed as leaving at 9:30 p.m.), and one trustee (Steven Dennis) was absent for the called meeting.
The board had reconvened from closed session at 9:54 p.m. before the motion. The minutes state only that the motion passed; they do not specify an effective date for the amendment or any implementation steps. The board’s next scheduled meetings, as posted by staff, include a board workshop on Feb. 10 and a regular meeting on Feb. 17.
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