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Malone ISD trustees unanimously approve four 2024–25 policies and plans

Malone Independent School District Board of Trustees · August 13, 2024
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At a special meeting Aug. 13, 2024, the Malone Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the attendance procedure manual, internet safety and acceptable use policy, compensation plan additions and changes to the local annex of the student handbook; each motion passed 5–0.

The Malone Independent School District Board of Trustees approved four policy and plan items for the 2024–25 school year during a special meeting on Aug. 13, 2024. Each motion carried by a 5–0 vote, according to the board’s minutes.

Trustee Justin Dudik moved to approve the Attendance Procedure Manual for 2024–2025; Trustee Daisy Chavez seconded and the motion carried 5–0. Dudik also moved to approve the district’s Internet Safety and Acceptable Use Policy for the coming school year, with Chavez seconding; that motion carried 5–0. Trustee Daisy Chavez moved to adopt additions to the Malone Compensation Plan for 2024–2025, seconded by Dudik, and the motion passed unanimously. Trustees approved changes to the Local Annex of the Student Handbook for 2024–2025 on a motion from Dudik, seconded by Trustee Betty Penney; that motion was recorded as carried 5–0.

The special meeting was called to order at 7:12 p.m. and adjourned at 8:55 p.m. Present were trustees Daisy Chavez, Justin Dudik, Gary Freels, Betty Penney and Randy Piel; trustees Larry Hancock and Jamie Stephens were noted as absent. Superintendent Windy Schwartz and guests Leonard Buffe and Linda Buffe were recorded in the meeting attendance.

The board minutes include signature lines for Vice President Gary Freels and Secretary Betty Penney. The minutes do not record extended discussion, public comment, or any roll-call reads beyond the recorded motion language and the unanimous tallies.