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Santa Rosa ISD board adjourns to executive session for superintendent interviews
Summary
Board President Kelly R. Ballin called the Dec. 6 special School Board meeting to order and, after roll call, adjourned to a closed executive session at about 9:20 a.m. for attorney consultation and interviews tied to the superintendent search.
Board President Kelly R. Ballin called the Santa Rosa Independent School District special meeting to order at approximately 9:19 a.m. on Dec. 6, 2024 at Barrera Elementary and immediately recorded roll call. "I, Kelly R. Ballin, call to adjourn the meeting to executive session at 9:20 a.m.," Ballin said, and the board moved into closed session under Texas Government Code Sections 551.071, 551.072, 551.074 and 551.082 for consultation with attorneys and superintendent candidate interviews.
The roll call noted the following trustees present: Kelly R. Ballin (Board President), Juan M. Perez (Vice-President), Mark Chairez (Trustee), Rene Flores (Trustee), Lorenzo Ovalle, Jr. (Trustee) and Rachel Olivarez (Trustee); Alissa Perez, Board Secretary, was listed as absent. Interim Superintendent Yolanda Chapa and Santa Rosa I.S.D. legal counsel were recorded as present. The agenda item listed the purpose of the executive session as consultation with legal counsel and interviews for superintendent candidates; the public record in the transcript does not include details of those interviews or any vote taken in closed session.
The meeting packet and agenda cite the cited legal authorities for closing the session to the public. No public comments were recorded for the meeting prior to the adjournment to executive session.
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