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Red Oak ISD board denies two Level 3 appeals, upholds administration decisions
Summary
At a June 9 special meeting, the Red Oak ISD Board of Trustees met in closed session on two Level 3 appeals and, after returning to open session, voted 4–0 to deny both appeals and uphold the Administration’s prior decisions.
The Board of Trustees of Red Oak Independent School District denied two Level 3 appeals at a June 9 special meeting, voting 4–0 on each case after closed-session deliberations.
Sean Kelly, Board Secretary, moved "that the Board deny the appeal and uphold the Administration’s prior decision," and John Anderson seconded. The board recorded a 4–0 vote in favor of denying the appeal in each case, with Melanie Petersen, Sean Kelly, John Anderson and Michelle Porter voting yea and three trustees absent.
The hearings were conducted in closed session under the authority cited on the agenda: Texas Government Code sections 551.071 (consultation with attorney), 551.074 (personnel deliberations) and 551.0821 (student matters), and in accordance with Board Policy FNG (LEGAL) and FNG (LOCAL). The board reconvened to open session and announced its actions: it reconvened at 6:52 p.m. after the first closed session and again at 7:49 p.m. after the second. The minutes state the meeting portions adjourned at 6:53 p.m. and 7:50 p.m., respectively.
No members of the public spoke during Open Forum. The meeting record lists the trustees present and absent and closes with the signatures of Melanie Petersen, Board President, and Sean Kelly, Board Secretary.
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