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Kenedy County-Wide CSD board accepts superintendent/principal resignation effective July 24
Summary
After closed-session consultation with legal counsel, the Kenedy County-Wide Common School District board accepted the Superintendent/Principal's resignation effective July 24, 2026, on a unanimous vote.
After meeting in closed session to discuss personnel matters and consult with legal counsel, the Kenedy County-Wide Common School District board returned to open session and accepted the resignation of the district's Superintendent/Principal.
"Motion made by Leticia Vela and seconded by Gerardo Medellin to accept and approve the Superintendent/Principa! resignation effective July 24, 2026," the minutes state. The motion was recorded as carrying unanimously, with trustees Leticia Vela, Gerardo Medellin and Board President Felix Serna voting "Yea."
The minutes record that the board discussed the resignation during a closed session held under the Texas Open Meetings Act, specifically citing Texas Government Code sections 551.071, 551.074 and 551.129 for legal consultation and personnel deliberations. The minutes do not identify the Superintendent/Principal by name in the provided record, nor do they include details about the reasons for the resignation or any transition plan beyond the effective date recorded in the motion.
The board's acceptance is a formal personnel action; the minutes show the board also authorized a search for a part-time superintendent/finance director to begin duties later in July.
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