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Moody ISD trustees approve Bell County 4‑H extracurricular status, amend District of Innovation plan and renew Linebarger contract

Board of Trustees of Moody Independent School District · June 9, 2025
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Summary

At its June 9 meeting, the Moody ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a resolution granting extracurricular status to Bell County 4‑H through Texas A&M Agrilife Extension, adopted an amendment to the district’s District of Innovation plan, and renewed a delinquent tax collection contract with Linebarger.

President Justin Foster called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and the board moved through opening items before taking three unanimous votes on agenda items: a 4‑H partnership resolution, an amendment to the District of Innovation plan, and renewal of a Linebarger contract for delinquent tax collections.

Trustee Newman moved, seconded by Trustee Goodwin, to "adopt the resolution to approve extracurricular status and the adjunct faculty agreement for Bell County 4‑H through Texas A&M Agrilife Extension." The motion passed with votes recorded for Alton, Fairey, Foster, Goodwin, Newman and Smith; none opposed or abstained. The board then approved an amendment to the Moody ISD District of Innovation Plan in a separate unanimous vote, again moved by Newman and seconded by Goodwin.

Later in the agenda Trustee Newman moved, seconded by Trustee Fairey, to approve the renewal contract and resolution from Linebarger for delinquent tax collections; that motion also passed unanimously. The minutes do not specify terms, dollar amounts, or the specific legal language in the Linebarger contract. The consent action agenda and other routine matters were handled in the same meeting.

The approvals were recorded in the minutes but the motions and votes were routine and carried without recorded opposition or abstentions.