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Winnsboro ISD trustees reelect officers, approve multiple routine items

Board of Trustees of the Winnsboro Independent School District · June 22, 2026

Summary

The Winnsboro ISD Board of Trustees reelected Brandon Green as president, Chip Brown as vice president and Kristie Amason as secretary and approved a package of routine items including minutes, library books and several insurance and purchasing resolutions.

The Winnsboro Independent School District Board of Trustees reelected its officers and approved a bundle of routine items at its June 22, 2026 regular meeting. Board President Brandon Green was reelected president, Trustee Chip Brown was reelected vice president and Trustee Kristie Amason was reelected secretary; the motion to reelect the officers carried 6–0.

Trustees approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from the May 13, 2026 regular meeting and the June 3, 2026 special meeting, and approved WES library book purchases. Amber Kaltenhauser presented a brief financial report and an overview of bills paid for May. Additional approvals recorded during the meeting included renewal of Workers’ Compensation insurance and a Region 8 Purchasing Resolution, each carried by recorded votes of 6–0. The board also approved an Employee Meals Incentive budget amendment on a 6–0 vote.

The approvals were recorded after routine staff presentations and without further substantive debate in the public minutes. The meeting took place in the Winnsboro Memorial Intermediate School cafeteria and was called to order at 6:00 p.m. by Board President Brandon Green.

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