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Ore City ISD trustees unanimously renew superintendent's contract with salary, vacation changes

Ore City Independent School District Board of Trustees · January 12, 2026
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Summary

The Ore City ISD Board of Trustees voted 7-0 Jan. 12 to renew the superintendent's contract and approve changes to salary and vacation days following the board's closed-session evaluation. Trustees said the renewal reflects the results of the annual superintendent evaluation.

The Ore City Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously on Jan. 12 to renew the superintendent's contract and approved changes to salary and vacation days as presented. Board President Matthew Pearson presided over the vote after the board returned from a closed session held to conduct the annual superintendent evaluation under Texas Gov't Code 551.074.

"to approve the Superintendent's contract renewal with changes in salary and vacation days as presented," the motion as recorded in the minutes states. The motion was moved by Bobby Byrd and seconded by Virginia Harris and carried 7-0. The board returned to open session at 9:21 p.m. before the vote.

The renewal followed a closed-session evaluation that the minutes list as covering employment and assignment issues for professional personnel including chief officers and principals. The minutes do not include the specific salary amount, percentage change, or the number of vacation days added; those details were described in the board's motion as "changes in salary and vacation days as presented." The transcript does not specify an effective date for the contract changes.

The board noted additional items for the next regular meeting: in February the board expects to review administrator contract recommendations and a possible special meeting was anticipated in the coming weeks to revisit the auditor's report. The minutes do not show any dissent or abstentions on the superintendent renewal vote.