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Yantis ISD trustees approve routine 2026–27 items in unanimous votes
Summary
The Yantis ISD Board of Trustees approved multiple 2026–27 administrative items — including selection of Rutherford Taylor as auditor, the academic calendar, instructional materials certification, and a TJC dual-credit MOU — with recorded 6-0 votes; a funding decision on elementary renovations was tabled.
The Yantis Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a slate of routine administrative items during its April 16, 2026 regular meeting, with each motion recorded as carried 6-0-0.
Trustee Ashly Vivion moved to select Rutherford Taylor as the district's independent auditing firm for fiscal year 2026—6-27; Jeff Quinn seconded. The minutes record that the motion "Motion Carried 6-0-0." The board likewise approved the 2026—7 academic calendar, certified the provision of instructional materials, and approved a memorandum of understanding with Tyler Junior College for dual-credit offerings, each by 6-0 votes.
The meeting minutes list the voting roll as April Johnson, Jeff Quinn, Ashly Vivion, Tyra Kenemore, Jennifer McKeever, Ryan Ogle and Wynne Sellers for these actions. The attendance list earlier in the minutes also lists Jennifer McKeever as absent; the minutes therefore record a discrepancy between the attendance statement and the vote roll that the board minutes do not explain.
Board President April Johnson called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. and the body recorded no public comments before moving to the consent and routine business items. The board's actions set the administrative baseline for the coming school year while leaving a major financing decision on the elementary renovation for a later meeting.
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