Board convenes executive session on superintendent evaluation, contract and 2013 bond program

Dilley Independent School District Board of Trustees · July 28, 2025

Summary

Trustees entered executive session July 28 under Texas Government Code §§551.071, 551.074 and 551.129 to discuss the superintendent's evaluation and contract and to seek legal advice about the Dilley November 2013 Bond Program; the board reconvened and listed follow-up items but the minutes do not record final open-session actions on those items.

The Dilley ISD Board of Trustees convened an executive session at 8:01 p.m. July 28 under Texas Government Code Sections 551.071 (consultation with attorney), 551.074 (personnel), and 551.129 (security matters as applicable) for three listed purposes: the superintendent's performance evaluation, discussion of the superintendent's contract, and to obtain legal advice regarding the Dilley November 2013 Bond Program (projects including construction of a new high school, new bus facility, renovations and additions to existing schools).

The board reconvened in open session at 9:10 p.m. The minutes list agenda items for possible action following closed session (annual evaluation approval, contract consideration, and items related to the 2013 bond program) but the meeting record does not include explicit open-session motions or votes for those listed follow-up items within the provided transcript. At approximately 8:30 p.m., Trustee Kay Smith stated that Trustees Aida Chapa and Juanita Alvarez had left the meeting on an emergency; the record notes an adjusted attendance on reconvening.

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