Bryan ISD board finalizes superintendent evaluation instrument, amends contract
Summary
After a closed-session review, the Bryan ISD Board of Trustees voted in open session to finalize the superintendent’s evaluation instrument and amend the superintendent’s contract, authorizing the Board President to execute the amendment. The motion passed 6–0 with one absence.
The Bryan ISD Board of Trustees voted on Jan. 20 to finalize the superintendent’s evaluation instrument and amend the superintendent’s contract following closed-session discussion. Julie Harlin moved to finalize the evaluation instrument and to amend the contract; Felicia Benford seconded. The motion passed 6–0 with Tim Pavlas absent.
According to the transcript, the board adopted the motions after reconvening in open session at 10:02 p.m. The minutes record the motion in full: “I move that the Board of Trustees finalize the Superintendent evaluation instrument as discussed in closed session. I move that the Board of Trustees amend the Superintendent's contract as discussed in closed session and authorize the Board President to execute the same.” The Board President, Joel Bryan, was authorized to execute the amended contract. The board recorded votes as: Felicia Benford: Yea; Joel Bryan: Yea; Julie Harlin: Yea; Tim Pavlas: Absent; David Stasny: Yea; David Stennis: Yea; Ruthie Waller: Yea.
The transcript shows the board entered closed session at 7:02 p.m. under Texas Government Code Chapter 551 for personnel and student-privacy matters and reconvened at 10:02 p.m.; it records that no action was taken while in closed session and that the formal motions and voting occurred in open session. The record does not include the specific contractual terms or dollar amounts amended; those details are not specified in the transcript provided.
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