Freer ISD Board Holds Public Hearing on 2024-2025 Texas Academic Performance Report
Summary
The Freer Independent School District Board of Trustees convened a public hearing March 23, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. to consider the 2024–2025 Texas Academic Performance Report; minutes list trustees and district staff in attendance but the supplied transcript records no debate or vote.
The Freer Independent School District Board of Trustees convened a public hearing on March 23, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. in the conference room of the Freer ISD Administration Building, 805 S. Norton, to consider the 2024–2025 Texas Academic Performance Report. The meeting minutes record the hearing’s opening and list attendees but the supplied transcript contains no substantive discussion, presentations, or formal votes linked to the report.
The minutes identify three trustees present—Adrian Perez, Roland Montez and Jr. Acevedo—and list district employees Amanda Salinas, Juan Puig, Elaina Perez, Jacki Canales, Linda Hinojosa, Russell Buhidar, Andrea Cavazos, Letty Carrillo, Greg Perez and Conrad Cantu; Sara Alvarado is also recorded as in attendance. The agenda heading appears in the minutes as "PUBLIC HEARING ON 2024-2025 TEXAS ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE REPORT." The minutes text contains a typographical month error reading "On August March 23, 2026," which is corrected in this report to March 23, 2026 based on the meeting header and start-time entry.
The transcript provided does not include staff presentations, public comment text, trustee questions, or any recorded motions or votes tied to the Texas Academic Performance Report. The record supplied here therefore documents the convening of a hearing on the TAPR but does not show outcomes or substantive exchanges; any next steps, staff reports, or determinations are not specified in the supplied segments.
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