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Keller ISD names Dr. Corey Wilson interim superintendent after executive session
Summary
After an executive session, trustees postponed consideration of a voluntary separation agreement and voted to appoint Dr. Corey Wilson as interim superintendent; the appointment passed with five votes in favor and two abstentions.
After a closed executive session covering personnel and legal matters, the Keller ISD board returned to public session late in the Jan. 30 meeting and acted on leadership questions.
Trustees postponed action on a voluntary separation agreement for the superintendent and moved instead to name Dr. Corey Wilson as interim superintendent. The motion was seconded and passed with five votes in favor and two abstentions; trustees invited Dr. Wilson to the dais following the vote.
Board remarks accompanying the appointment highlighted Dr. Wilson's district tenure and experience: trustees noted he has 27 years in education, including 22 years in Keller ISD, and recent service in district administration. The board president said the appointment is intended to provide stability while the district continues the budget and reshaping work.
The board also announced key calendar dates: candidate filing for the May trustee election closes Feb. 14 and the next regular board meeting is scheduled for Feb. 27.
What to watch: trustees said the voluntary-separation agreement will be considered at a later meeting; community leaders and many commenters had urged transparency and a public vote on detachment matters earlier in the evening.
