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Mason ISD trustees reject petition to detach about 765.855 acres adjoining Menard ISD
Summary
The Mason ISD Board unanimously adopted a resolution disapproving a petition to detach approximately 765.855 acres adjoining Menard ISD, citing consideration of educational, social and economic effects for current and future students.
The Mason Independent School District Board of Trustees voted unanimously Sept. 22 to disapprove a petition to detach roughly 765.855 acres of territory adjoining Menard ISD. The motion to adopt the resolution disapproving the detachment was made by Jim Bob Smith and seconded by Kathryn Martin and passed 7–0.
Board members recorded that their decision considered the educational interests of current and future students as well as social and economic effects on the affected territories and districts. The resolution's text as read at the meeting specifies the acreage figure (approximately 765.855 acres) and identifies the affected territory as adjoining Menard ISD. No board member recorded a dissenting vote.
