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Eustace ISD approves program change and designates six areas for possible reduction in force

Eustace Independent School District Board of Trustees · March 23, 2026
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Summary

The board approved an administration-recommended program change and designated six elementary/middle-grade programs—including PK–8 special education and K–5 gifted and talented—as subject to reduction in force.

The Eustace ISD Board of Trustees approved an administrative recommendation to change program offerings and then voted to designate specific employment areas as subject to reduction in force tied to that change. Trustee Katie McCallister moved to approve the program change as recommended by the administration; Trustee Shane Carter seconded and the motion passed unanimously among trustees present.

Following that approval, the board moved to designate the following employment areas to be subject to reduction in force due to the program change: PK–5 Physical Education Programs; PK–8 Special Education Programs; 3–5 Fine Arts Program; K–5 Gifted and Talented Program; K–8 Technology Applications Program; and 3–5 Teaching Assignments. Trustee Blake Ward seconded the RIF designation motion and trustees voted in favor. The transcript records the list of affected program areas but does not specify individual positions, numbers of employees affected, or timelines for any reductions.

Board President Scot Bonner presided over the vote. Superintendent Brandi Dyer was in attendance; the transcript does not include further administrative explanation or paperwork detail about how the program change will be implemented or the criteria for staff selection if reductions proceed.