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Harleton ISD trustees approve improvement plans, hires and schedule changes

Harleton ISD · November 11, 2025

Summary

At its Nov. 11, 2025 regular meeting Harleton ISD trustees approved campus and district improvement plans, hired a high-school teacher/coach on a probationary contract, approved purchases including instructional books and mowers, and set Dec. 18 as an early-release day. Enrollment was reported at 126.

Harleton ISD held its regular board meeting on Nov. 11, 2025 and approved multiple consent and action items, including Campus Improvement Plans and the District Improvement Plan. The Campus Improvement Plans were approved on a motion by Ben Wilson, seconded by Pat Mc Gill; the vote record lists Harvey Fox, Tim Skaggs, Brian Fitzgerald and Kevin Evers as voting in favor and the motion carried.

Trustees also approved hiring Kinsey Trest as a high school teacher/coach for the 2025–2026 school year on a ten-month probationary contract (motion by Pat Mc Gill, second by Ben Wilson; voting for: Harvey Fox, Tim Skaggs, Brian Fitzgerald and Kevin Evers). The board approved the purchase of books from the district's annotated book list and authorized the purchase of two new mowers under its three-year replacement program cycle. The board set Dec. 18, 2025 as an early-release day (motion by Brian Fitzgerald, second by Ben Wilson).

The superintendent's report listed an enrollment update of 126 students and noted resignations/new hires and the board Christmas party date without additional details. The meeting was called to order at 7:02 PM and adjourned at 7:40 PM.

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