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Edgewood ISD committee orders consistent policy application, grants limited remedy to Melody Herrera in complaint against superintendent
Summary
Following closed-session hearings on June 10, the Edgewood ISD Grievance Committee voted 3-0 to grant a limited remedy to Melody Herrera in her Level Three grievance against Superintendent Dr. Eduardo Hernandez, directing consistent application of district policies and protections against retaliation while denying other remedies.
Edgewood ISD trustees voted unanimously on June 10 to grant a limited remedy to Melody Herrera in her Level Three grievance against Superintendent Dr. Eduardo Hernandez. Trustee Sergio Delgado moved and Trustee Rudy Lopez seconded the motion, which the record describes as directing continued consistent application of district policies and prohibiting retaliation against community members while denying other forms of relief.
"Motion made by Sergio Delgado and seconded by Rudy Lopez to grant Melody Herrera's grievance remedy - without an admission of any District wrongdoing - that District policies will continue to be consistently applied and no retaliation against community members; however, all other remedies are denied., motion passes," the meeting record states. Trustees Frank Espinosa, Rudy Lopez and Sergio Delgado recorded "Yea" votes.
The record does not specify additional enforcement steps, reporting timelines, or disciplinary actions tied to the remedy. The hearing and subsequent motions were processed after a closed-session review under Texas statutory provisions for executive sessions; the public record lists the motions and roll-call votes but does not include verbatim testimony from the closed session.
