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Abernathy ISD trustees approve hire of elementary dyslexia teacher

Abernathy Independent School District Board of Trustees · April 15, 2026
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Summary

The Abernathy ISD Board of Trustees voted 4–0 April 15, 2026, to employ Kippa Moralez as the district’s elementary dyslexia teacher on a probationary 10‑month contract for the 2026–27 school year. The hire was moved by Matt Miller and seconded by Ty Horsford.

The Abernathy Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to hire Kippa Moralez as the district’s elementary dyslexia teacher for the 2026–2027 school year.

"I move to approve Kippa Moralez as the Elementary Dyslexia Teacher for the 2026-2027 school year and employ her on a Probationary 10-Month Contract at the board approved salary," said Matt Miller, Secretary, who moved the motion. The motion was seconded by Ty Horsford and passed with David Carver (Vice President), Ty Horsford, Matt Miller (Secretary) and Matt Riley voting yea; three trustees were absent. The record does not specify the dollar amount of the board‑approved salary.

The appointment places Moralez on a probationary 10‑month contract beginning with the 2026–27 school year. The board did not discuss details of the contract terms on the public record beyond the probationary length and that the salary will follow the board‑approved schedule. Superintendent Glen Hill was listed among those present during the vote.

The hire was one of two formal personnel actions taken at the special meeting; the board also approved a temporary delegation of hiring authority to the superintendent (see separate item). The meeting record does not list any public comments or objections related to the hire.