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Board approves consent agenda covering multiple routine items, 5–0
Summary
At its Feb. 9 meeting the Mineral Wells ISD Board approved the consent agenda—including purchases, personnel items, the audit report, and other listed items—by a recorded vote of 5 Yes with Trustees Lauretta Poole and Joe Ruelas absent.
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The Mineral Wells ISD Board approved its consent agenda on Feb. 9, 2026, taking up multiple routine items listed in the meeting packet. Motions to approve consent items were moved and seconded by various trustees (including Scott Aaron, Maria Jones, Donna Henderson, and Brandon Hons) and the recorded outcome for the consent motions was five trustees voting Yes and two trustees recorded absent.
The minutes repeatedly reference attachments for the detailed documents (for example, audit materials, procurement attachments, and staff reports). The consent agenda covered a sequence of items listed on the board's agenda: purchase of MWISD library book, the MOU with Texas State Technical College, acceptance of the 2024'25 audit, selection of the 2025'26 audit firm, OER transition and Bluebonnet Learning instructional materials, adoption of the 2026'27 school calendar, missed school day(s) waiver, and an additional resolution line listed in the agenda. Where the transcribed minutes do not reproduce attachment contents, the minutes direct readers to the attachments for full text and supporting documentation.
The board adjourned at 7:49 p.m. upon a motion by Maria Jones, seconded by Scott Aaron; that motion also passed by a 5'0Yes recorded vote with two absences.
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