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Santa Rosa ISD trustees complete Lone Star Governance training, trainer says new superintendent will need onboarding
Summary
Trustees of the Santa Rosa Independent School District met Dec. 18 for Lone Star Governance training led by Dr. Cinto Ramos, who guided the board through goal-setting and governance functions and noted that a new superintendent would require training; the meeting included a public commenter urging focus on academics.
The Santa Rosa Independent School District Board of Trustees met Dec. 18, 2024, at the Santa Rosa High School Library for Lone Star Governance training led by Dr. Cinto Ramos. Board Secretary Alissa Perez called the meeting to order at approximately 6:10 p.m.; Board President Kelly R. Ballin and all trustees were present, and Interim Superintendent Yolanda Chapa attended.
Dr. Cinto Ramos led trustees through an evaluation of constraints and goals under the Lone Star Governance framework. The trainer told the board that the district’s incoming superintendent "would need to be trained," and the session covered the framework areas the minutes list as Vision and Goals; Progress and Accountability; Systems and Processes; Advocacy and Engagement; and Synergy and Teamwork. The board did not take formal votes or approve policy during the session.
The training was presented as a governance development session rather than a decision meeting: the minutes note trustees "evaluated constraints and goals" and that the training should be used toward district goals, particularly academic improvement. The meeting record also shows signatory lines dated Jan. 20, 2025, for Ballin and Alissa Perez and a signature line for Dr. Rodriguez, Superintendent, on the minutes form.
No formal actions, motions, or votes are recorded in the available transcript; the board adjourned at approximately 8:09 p.m.
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