Stamford ISD board adopts superintendent evaluation rubric after executive session
Summary
After an executive session under Texas law, the Stamford ISD Board voted to accept the Superintendent Evaluation Rubric; the motion was made by Brody Wright and seconded by Lauren Decker, passing 6–0 with one absent.
After reconvening from an executive session held under Texas Government Code provisions, the Stamford ISD Board voted to accept the Superintendent Evaluation Rubric. Board member Brody Wright moved to accept the rubric, and Board member Lauren Decker seconded; the motion passed with six votes in favor and one absence recorded.
The public transcript records the motion and the statutory grounds for the executive session (personnel, security and certain student/employee matters) but does not include the executive session deliberations themselves, which are confidential under state law. The action in open session documents the board’s formal acceptance of the evaluation instrument.
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