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Natalia ISD board votes to post superintendent vacancy for 10 days
Summary
The Natalia ISD Board voted unanimously on Feb. 24 to post the superintendent vacancy for the required 10-day period and begin the search process; the action was taken after closed-session consultation with counsel under Texas Government Code.
The Natalia Independent School District Board of Trustees voted Feb. 24 to post the district’s superintendent vacancy for 10 days as required by policy, beginning the formal search window.
Trustee Danielle Alderete moved to post the vacancy for 10 days; Trustee Tiffany Brown seconded and the motion carried 7–0 (Eric Smith, Tiffany Brown, Danielle Alderete, Elvia Loza, Paul Almendarez, Jaime Gomez and Fernando Garza voting yes). Board minutes record that the posting followed consultation with the board’s attorney under Texas Government Code sections 551.071 and 551.074.
The board placed the superintendent search timeline and qualifications profile on the agenda for discussion; the record shows the board considered search procedures in closed session before the open vote. No appointment was made at the Feb. 24 meeting; the posting begins the window for receiving applicants.
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