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Cleveland ISD trustees adopt new district logo
Summary
The Board of Trustees approved a proposed Cleveland ISD logo at its Sept. 15 meeting at Santa Fe Middle School, passing the motion 6–0 with Trustee Pauline Johnson moving and Bethany Porter seconding.
The Board of Trustees of the Cleveland Independent School District approved a proposed new district logo during its Sept. 15 regular meeting at Santa Fe Middle School. The motion to adopt the design was made by Trustee Pauline Johnson and seconded by Trustee Bethany Porter; the vote was 6–0, with Trustee Marvin Searles absent.
Administration presented the "new Cleveland ISD logo" for consideration; no public discussion or formal amendment was recorded. The adoption is recorded in the official minutes as a discrete board action taken with unanimous support of trustees present. The Board did not attach implementation details, rollout timeline, or additional branding guidelines to the motion at this meeting.
The logo vote followed the consent agenda and precedes other business including an overnight trip approval and technology requisitions. The Board will likely receive implementation recommendations from district communications staff at a future meeting.
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