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Santa Rosa ISD board adopts superintendent evaluation, amends contract
Summary
After an executive session on April 14, 2026, the Santa Rosa ISD Board of Trustees voted to adopt superintendent evaluations and amend the superintendent's contract; the motion was recorded as carrying 7-0.
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The Santa Rosa Independent School District Board of Trustees reconvened from executive session on April 14, 2026, and adopted superintendent evaluations and amendments to the superintendent's contract, the board announced.
President Alissa Perez reconvened the meeting to open session at 7:44 p.m. and the board took up action on the superintendent evaluation and contract. Trustee Mark Chairez moved “to adopt superintendent evaluations and amendments to superintendent's contract as presented in executive session.” Trustee Lorenzo Ovalle seconded the motion. The minutes state, “Motion Carries 7-0.” The motion was announced as passed by the board.
The motion text was recorded in the meeting minutes as presented in executive session; the minutes list the motion, the mover and the seconder. The public record of the vote is summarized in the minutes as a 7-0 passage. The transcript lists five trustees by name as voting yes in the passage announcement; the meeting minutes record the overall tally as 7-0.
The board did not include additional detail in open session about the specific amendments to the superintendent's contract or the content of the evaluations; those matters were discussed in executive session under exemptions to the Texas Open Meetings Act. No professional recommendations or resignations were reported as approved in open session at the time of adjournment.
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