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Cross Roads ISD board approves 2025–2026 budget
Summary
The Cross Roads Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved the 2025–2026 budget at a special meeting Aug. 26, 2025 after an Assistant Superintendent recommendation; the meeting lasted about 21 minutes with no public comments.
Cross Roads Independent School District trustees approved the district’s 2025–2026 budget during a special meeting on Aug. 26, 2025.
Assistant Superintendent Richard Tedder recommended that the board approve the budget “as presented.” Trustee Shelly Robertson moved to adopt the budget and Trustee Diane Locke seconded; the minutes record that the motion carried with all members voting in favor. The meeting began at 6:00 p.m. and adjourned at 6:21 p.m.
The action was taken in a brief session held in Elementary Room 210. The minutes note there were no public comments during the meeting. The board members listed as present in the minutes were Board President Darren Himes, Vice President Russell Giles, Diane Locke, Shelly Robertson, Naomi Logan and Wade Braddock. The minutes include a signature block listing Donk JeliciaBalies as Board Secretary/Presiding Officer.
The district’s written minutes do not specify vote tallies by name beyond recording that the motion carried and that all trustees present supported the motion. The budget document referenced by Richard Tedder was described in the minutes as the proposed 2025–2026 budget “as presented”; no further line-item details or public discussion appear in the record for this special meeting.
The board took no other actions and adjourned at 6:21 p.m.
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