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Levelland ISD trustees receive required annual team-building training
Summary
At a special meeting Oct. 30, 2024, Levelland ISD trustees received the districts required annual team-building training from David Backus; the minutes record compliance with the statutory training requirement but do not identify the specific statute or training content.
A special meeting of the Levelland ISD Board of Trustees on Oct. 30, 2024, included the districts required annual team-building training, the minutes show. The session, held in the Administration Building Boardroom beginning at 5:40 p.m., records that David Backus provided the training required by statute.
Board membership and district officials were present when the training was delivered. The minutes list President Carrie Ellis, Vice President Joyce Johnson, Secretary Treva Potter and trustees Mike Stafford, Kay Franklin, Brooke Obenhaus and Matthew Buxkemper as present, along with Superintendent Becky McCutchen and Crystal Hill, secretary to the superintendent. The minutes do not specify the statute that requires the training or outline the trainings topics or materials.
The record shows the training was completed as part of the special meeting agenda. The minutes state only that "David Backus provided the Board with the required annual Team Building Training," without further detail on duration, curriculum, or materials distributed to trustees. No public comments were made regarding the training during the meeting.
The board took no separate action tied to the training in the minutes; the session concluded later in the meeting with an adjournment motion.
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