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Kermit ISD board advances four superintendent finalists after closed-session interviews
Summary
After a closed-session review with a TASB consultant, the Kermit ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously in open session Aug. 27 to advance four candidates to the next round of superintendent interviews.
Board President Lee Lentz-Edwards called the special meeting of the Kermit ISD Board of Trustees to order at 6:36 p.m. on Aug. 27 at the district administration building. After convening a closed session to interview applicants and consult with a TASB consultant, the board returned to open session at 8:59 p.m.
In open session Trustee Aaron Hardaway moved to advance four candidates to the next round of interviews; Trustee Edward Davila, Sr. seconded the motion. The motion "to interview four candidates on the next round of interviews as listed" was approved by a favorable unanimous vote, according to the minutes. The board did not record individual roll-call votes in the minutes.
The action formalizes a narrowed pool of finalists following closed-session interviews and discussion with the Texas Association of School Boards consultant. The board's next steps are to schedule the individual finalist interviews (see separate schedule motion). No personnel appointments were made during the open session; the minutes show only the decision to advance four applicants.
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