LIBERTY ISD board approves consent agenda, multiple interlocal agreements and policy updates; votes unanimous
Summary
At its June 23 meeting the board approved the consent agenda and a series of motions — including the appraisal calendar, an Interlocal Agreement for ABS East, OnRamps agreement, employee handbook update, pay resolution for hourly employees during softball closures, and Policy Update 127 — all passed by a 7–0 vote.
The LIBERTY ISD Board of Trustees approved a slate of routine and governance items during its June 23 regular meeting. The motions below were moved, seconded and approved unanimously (7–0):
- Consent agenda (May financial and operational reports; ESSER and operating statements for May 2026; enrollment; electricity usage; fund balance; substitute reports; minutes of May 12 and May 19). Motion: made by Julie Hebert; seconded by D-Ann Berry. Vote: 7–0.
- Appraisal Calendar for 2026–2027. Motion: Malcom Goudeau; second: Bruce George. Vote: 7–0.
- Interlocal Agreement for Specialized Services Academic Behavior School (ABS) East with the Harris County Department of Education. Motion: Malcom Goudeau; second: Barbie Kelly. Vote: 7–0.
- Purchase of awards and recognition for the Lady Panthers state softball championship. Motion: Bruce George; second: D-Ann Berry. Vote: 7–0.
- HR Services Model Employee Handbook 2026 update. Motion: D-Ann Berry; second: Julie Hebert. Vote: 7–0.
- Interlocal Agreement with OnRamps for the 2026–2027 school year. Motion: Julie Hebert; second: Bruce George. Vote: 7–0.
- Resolution to pay hourly employees for district closures on May 21 and May 29, 2026, related to softball playoff and state final games. Motion: Bruce George; second: D-Ann Berry. Vote: 7–0.
- School Board Policy Update 127 (local policies BJCF, CAA, DC, DH, DP, DPA, DPB, EHBB, FFF). Motion: Julie Hebert; second: Malcom Goudeau. Vote: 7–0.
The board recessed to closed session at 8:03 PM and reconvened at 8:38 PM; no action was reported from closed-session deliberations.
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