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Board requires Texas SPED certification language for Seadrift job posting
Summary
On Feb. 11, 2026, the Calhoun County ISD Board granted, in part, a grievance request by requiring that the Seadrift job posting include Texas special-education certification or a willingness to obtain it; the motion carried with one abstention from President Alford.
The Calhoun County ISD Board of Trustees voted Feb. 11, 2026, to require that the district include a Texas special-education (SPED) certification requirement, or a statement that an out-of-state SPED-certified candidate must be willing to obtain Texas certification in a timely manner, in the Seadrift job posting. The motion was made by Dana Dworaczyk and seconded by Bill Shrader.
The board recorded Ayes from Dworaczyk, Tyler McAfee, Vinson Phillips, Dominic Robles and Bill Shrader; Cindy Alford abstained. The motion was recorded as carried 5-0 with one abstention. The change is limited to the language required in the job posting; the district did not record any immediate hiring decision in the minutes.
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