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Granbury ISD board upholds two Level II grievance decisions, denies requested relief

Granbury ISD Board of Trustees · October 28, 2024
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Summary

At its Oct. 28, 2024 special meeting, the Granbury ISD Board upheld two Level II grievance decisions and denied requested relief in those matters; votes were recorded 6–0 with one trustee absent. A separate request tied to Brawner Elementary exterior doors was granted in part and directed to the superintendent for follow-up.

The Granbury ISD Board of Trustees on Oct. 28, 2024, after a closed executive session and a Level III grievance hearing, voted to uphold two Level II grievance decisions and deny the requested relief in those cases. Each of the three recorded motions passed on recorded 6–0 votes with Trustee Melanie Graft absent.

The first motion, regarding the timeliness of a grievance received, was made by Trustee Courtney Gore and seconded by Nancy Alana; the board voted to uphold the Level II decision and deny the requested relief. The motion was recorded as passing with six yeas and one absence. Later, a motion by Gore, seconded by Mike Moore, upheld the Level II decision and denied all relief requested in the grievance at GMS, also passing 6–0 (Melanie Graft absent).

The actions followed a Level III grievance hearing that began at 8:40 a.m., during which J. Wark presented and Tammy Clark presented for the administration. The board conducted deliberations in closed session beginning about 9:30 a.m. and reconvened in open session at 10:15 a.m. No personnel recommendation was approved when the board returned to open session.

Board roll-call votes were recorded in open session. The meeting minutes show the three formal motions and unanimous recorded support from the six trustees present; the specific factual record in the minutes does not include more detail about the underlying allegations in the grievances.