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Chapel Hill ISD board approves consent items, personnel and certification votes

Chapel Hill ISD Board of Trustees · September 15, 2025
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Summary

At its Sept. 15 meeting the Chapel Hill ISD Board approved the consent agenda, personnel packet, a lawn-care contract and certified compliance with Texas SB 12 (2025). All recorded motions passed with a 4–0 recorded vote and three absences.

The Chapel Hill ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved multiple routine and action items during its Sept. 15 regular meeting, recording four yes votes and three absences on each motion.

The board approved the consent agenda—covering a Smith County Extension Service resolution for 4‑H, budget amendments, donations, approval of minutes from Aug. 18, 2025, and the superintendent evaluation instrument—after a motion by Rickey Mosley and a second from Dr. Amy Hayes. "The motion was made to approve the consent items as presented," the record shows; the vote was Yea: 4, Nay: 0, Absent: 3.

During the same meeting the board also approved a personnel packet addressing appointments, renewals, resignations and related personnel actions after a motion by Dr. Amy Hayes and a second by Hershal Massenburge. The board approved awarding lawn care services to ETEX Enviro-Care, Inc. following a presentation from Chris Blake, Executive Director of Operations; Blake noted the "projected annual cost is expected to exceed the $50,000 threshold." The board separately voted to certify Chapel Hill ISD's compliance with Texas Senate Bill 12 (2025) concerning DEI and CRT after Superintendent Lamond Dean described the administration’s recommendation.

All recorded votes on these items were 4–0 in favor with three board members listed as absent.