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Eustace ISD board approves program change and designates several programs for potential staff reductions
Summary
Eustace ISD trustees approved an administrative program change and voted to designate multiple elementary and middle-school programs as subject to reduction in force, including PK-5 physical education and PK-8 special education programs.
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The Eustace Independent School District Board of Trustees voted March 23 to approve an administration-recommended program change and to designate specific instructional areas as subject to a reduction in force.
Trustee Katie McCallister moved to approve the program change; Trustee Shane Carter seconded and the motion passed with President Scot Bonner and Trustees McCallister, Ben Lane, Jeff Lawson, Shane Carter and Blake Ward voting in favor. The board then moved to designate employment areas subject to potential reduction in force tied to that program change: PK-5 Physical Education Programs; PK-8 Special Education Programs; 3-5 Fine Arts Program; K-5 Gifted and Talented Program; K-8 Technology Applications Program; and 3-5 Teaching Assignments. Trustee Blake Ward seconded the designation motion and the board voted unanimously to carry it.
Board minutes record the motions and outcomes but do not list individual staff members, timelines for any reductions, or estimated numbers of positions affected. The administration presented the program change recommendation during the meeting; further implementation steps or notifications to affected employees were not detailed in the public minutes.
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