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Channelview ISD board approves second amendment to superintendent's contract
Summary
At a called meeting Feb. 3, 2026, the Channelview ISD Board of Trustees approved a Second Amendment to the superintendent's employment contract after returning from closed session; the motion was moved by Trustee Shumona Collins and seconded by Trustee Ramiro Granados. The minutes record an apparent inconsistency in vote reporting.
The Channelview Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a Second Amendment to the Superintendent's Employment Contract at a called meeting on Feb. 3, 2026, the minutes show. Trustee Shumona Collins moved to "approve the Second Amendment to the Superintendent's Employment Contract as discussed in closed session," and Trustee Ramiro Granados seconded, according to the official minutes.
The minutes record that Trustee Lynette Breedlove abstained and that "The motion passed with a 4 - 1 vote." The record does not provide a roll-call of individual yes/no votes. The board had met earlier in closed session under provisions of the Texas Government Code related to attorney consultation and personnel; the motion followed reconvening in open session. The minutes do not specify the amendment's substantive terms or any changes to compensation or contract length. The board president, Alex Ybarra, presided over the meeting; Dr. Tory C. Hill is identified in the minutes as superintendent and Kim Robbins as staff present.
Next steps or effective dates for the contract amendment were not specified in the minutes.
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