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Kermit ISD board votes to interview six superintendent candidates
Summary
Following a closed session to review applications, the Kermit ISD Board of Trustees approved interviewing six candidates for the superintendent post; the motion passed unanimously with one member absent.
The Kermit ISD Board of Trustees approved a motion to interview six candidates for the district's superintendent opening after a closed-session review of applications on Aug. 18, 2025.
Board President Lee Lentz-Edwards called the special meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. and said the required public notice had been posted under the Texas Open Meetings Act. In closed session the board discussed superintendent applications under Texas Government Code §551.074 (personnel matters). The minutes record that, upon reconvening in open session, Trustee Aaron Hardaway moved "to interview six candidates," Trustee Miguel Urquidi seconded, and the motion was "approved with a favorable unanimous vote." Six board members were present for the vote; Board Member Edward Davila, Sr. was absent.
The minutes also note a discussion with a TASB consultant about the superintendent search process; the consultant is referenced generically in the record and is not named in the minutes. The document does not specify which candidates will be interviewed, the interview schedule, or when interviews will occur.
The meeting record shows the board adjourned at 8:33 p.m.
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