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LIBERTY ISD board approves policy changes, resolutions, vehicle purchases and hires
Summary
At its Sept. 16 meeting, the LIBERTY ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved a slate of items including a consent agenda of financial reports, an amendment to Board Policy EFB, District of Innovation amendments, a resolution on Senate Bill 12, SHAC appointments, the purchase of two buses and one fleet vehicle, and two personnel hires following closed session.
The LIBERTY ISD Board of Trustees on Sept. 16 approved multiple policy and operational items in a single meeting, voting unanimously on each item with two trustees absent.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included tax collection and investment reports, ESSER and operating statements for August 2025, enrollment and fund balance reports, and minutes of the Aug. 19, 2025, regular meeting. "Motion was made to approve the consent agenda as presented," the minutes record; the motion by Malcom Goudeau and second by Barbie Kelly passed 5–0 (two absent).
Superintendent Dusty McGee presented an amendment to Board Policy EFB (Instructional Materials; Library Resources), which the board approved after a motion by Bruce George; Lloyd Griffith seconded. The board also approved proposed amendments to the district's District of Innovation and adopted a board resolution regarding Senate Bill 12 and parental rights, each by unanimous vote.
The board approved the appointment of members to the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) and authorized the purchase of two buses and one fleet vehicle to support district operations. The meeting record shows consistent 5–0 vote tallies on those motions.
After a closed session conducted under multiple provisions of the Texas Government Code, the board reconvened and approved hires presented in closed session. "This motion, made by Barbie Kelly and seconded by Bruce George, Passed," the minutes state regarding the hiring of Devin Compian and Alyssa Flowers.
Votes at a glance: motions listed in the meeting record were carried with five yeas, zero nays and two absences for each roll call shown.
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