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Abernathy ISD board approves multiple contract renewals in unanimous votes
Summary
During Feb. 12 regular meeting the board unanimously approved several contract renewals, including multi-year renewals for Joanna Fullingim, Tate Albright and Ritchie Thornton, and 11‑month renewals for Cailey Stoerner and Cash Fortune.
The Abernathy ISD Board of Trustees approved multiple personnel contract renewals after reconvening from executive session on Feb. 12. The votes recorded in open session show unanimous approval (7–0) for a set of 11‑ and 12‑month contracts covering principals and other employees.
Specific motions recorded in board minutes included a 12‑month multi‑year term renewal for Joanna Fullingim covering the 2026–2027 and 2027–2028 school years (motion made by Matt Miller, seconded by Manuel Adames Jr.), an 11‑month renewal for Cailey Stoerner (moved by Ty Horsford, seconded by David Carver), and a 12‑month multi‑year renewal for Tate Albright (moved by David Carver, seconded by Manuel Adames Jr.). The board also approved an 11‑month multi‑assignment term renewal for Cash Fortune (moved by Mike Magallanes, seconded by Matt Miller) and a 12‑month multi‑year renewal for Ritchie Thornton (moved by David Carver, seconded by Mike Magallanes). Each motion passed with recorded yea votes from seven trustees and no recorded nays.
The board took these votes after an executive session that was called for personnel, curriculum and instruction contracts and administrator contracts. The motions as recorded list the specific contract types and the school years covered; the meeting minutes do not include contract salary amounts in the transcript provided.
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