001Good evening everyone. I now call this meeting to order. It's a regular meeting of the Rio Grande City Guya ISD School Board. The time is 6:31 I believe and this meeting was properly posted on August 8th, 2025th at 1:20 p.m. We'll begin with roll call. Veronica Vera present. Mr. Rene Pñena >> present. Mr. Eduardo Ramirez, secretary, >> present. >> Mr. Noi Castillo, absent. Miss Paty Garcia, >> present. >> Mr. Jesse Solis, >> present. >> Mr. Vasilio Vargal, Jr. absent. Miss Guadalupe Gara, superintendent, >> present. >> Thank you. We will now move on to section three, invocation, uh, prayer led by Mr. Pñena. >> Let's go ahead and bow our heads. Uh, dear heavenly father, Lord, we should thank you today for having us here once again, Father. Father, we come with open minds, open hearts
002to make decisions that will move our district forward. Uh we thank you for the first days of school. Father, they've been very successful. We thank you for your guidance and your direction over our opening doors of our campuses. Father, that you bless the rest of this year with the teachers, the principles, and our students that you keep them safe throughout as well as our other employees of the district. Father, once again, we thank you that once again, uh we ask for we seek your your understanding. We seek your knowledge so we can make decisions that will move move this district forward. We all we pray all these things in Jesus name. Amen. >> And followed Thank you. followed by the pledge of allegiance from Mr. Jesse. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the
003United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. >> Section five, superintendent recognitions and reports. Do we have Veterans Middle School here? Mr. Ku, do you want to come forward? And I'll let him read out our qualifiers, our students. >> Good afternoon board. Dr. Dr. Bara, school board president, Miss Gara, school board, our superintendent of schools, school board members, and those in attendance. >> All right. Here, Veterans Middle School proudly recognizes our outstanding student athletes who competed at the 2025 TAFF Games of Texas State Track and Meet Championship at Texas A&M College Station. These tanty students demonstrated exceptional athleticism and sportsmanship while representing RGC RGC parks and reccks and veterans middle school at the state level. First of
004all, we have Mr. Joe Daniel Mihi. He earned first place at the in the 400 meter dash breaking a state record set in 2007 with a time of 55.2 seconds. He also earned first place in the 200 meter dash with a 24.9 and also placed first place in the long jump with a 168 and a half inches. So you have a a threetime state champ and Mr. Joe Dano Miharees. [Applause] We have Cassie Lee Garcia, seventh grade, placed 15th out of 14 41 in the long jump and qualified for state in the 4x1 meter relay, finishing with a time of 59.9. We have Kylie Gomez, sixth grade, also qualified for state in the 4x100 meter relay, placing 30th overall. We also had Adel Inohosa, eighth grade, placed 11th out of 28 in the 100 meter
005hurdles. And then we also have a Falcon eighth grade in recognized for being a state qualifier in shotut and in discus. We are extremely proud of our of their accomplishments and the way they represented our community and with Rattler pride all the time. So once again congratulations to our VMS student athletes. Thank you. this time if we can get u our students over here to the front. Maybe step on Congratulations. [Applause] Dr. Vera, yes, congratulations to each and every one of you. Before we move on, uh we do have some additional students that also placed at that s summer uh meeting. Um Mr. Gordon, do you want to read those, Mr. Jesse, or do you want me to read them out? Is that okay? Okay. Okay. And I'm sorry, we will recognize these students in
006the next board meeting, but we did want to state their names tonight. And I hope I say this right, but it's Victor H. Gonzalez Jr. who got eighth place with a boys 14U shot put. Is that correct? >> Okay. and also Olivia Gonzalez who uh play was a qualifier in the 4x 100 and also in the long jump and also the 4x 100 I'm assuming got 28th place but I will clarify those when we acknowledge them or recognize them in the next board meeting. I just wanted to make sure that we did we did that tonight. Thank you and congratulations. >> Congratulations. [Applause] >> And um the next item will be Miss Garza, the students first checks. If you want to tell us a little bit, >> we are very excited. I know we had
007stated this a bit earlier. I think it was actually sometime last year uh that you know administration and the board wanted to give back to our campuses. Uh we know that uh you know you had some monies that were pulled away from the campuses and were used at the district level. Was it a 30 or 40% Miss Robles? >> It was a 40%. So we you were taking away that 40% from your campuses. So what the district and the board uh has decided to do is to give each campus back their 40% plus an additional 10% to your campuses. So, we want to present each principal tonight with the monies that you will be getting back for our students. So, congratulations. [Applause] >> Stand up. We can carry on. All right, ladies and gentlemen, we're
008going to begin with Ace2E Academy for Academic Enhancement Elementary. And the total is $26,233.26,00 26,233. Congratulations to Mr. SCS >> and his campus. >> Next, we're going to be moving on to A2E Academy for academic enhancement for the middle school. And the grand total is $34,967. Almost $35,000 for Mr. Omar Penia. Another round of applause. Coming up next, we have Laon Elementary. Is Miss Baretta here? There she is. And the grand total, the reveal, $41,410 for Miss Barrett Laon Elementary. Coming up next, ladies and gentlemen, we have Ringold Elementary. And the grand total, Miss Gar is about to reveal it, $45,410. Mario again, Mr. signs. Wow. >> Should get your assistant up here at least for different picture. Mario, Mr. SCS. Coming up next, we have the Early Childhood Academy, Mr. Reinho. There she is,
009Miss Lori Trevinho. And the grand total, $46,250. Mr. Another round of applause. And we have next Albert and Celia Vera Elementary. Let's see. Miss Garcia, the checks have been progressively getting bigger. Let's see how much this one is. Albert and Celia with $55,000. Mr. Gutierrez, $457. What a great way to start a new school year for Mr. Gutierrez. Want to thank, of course, our school board of trustees here and our superintendent, Miss Gatsa, for making all of this happen for our schools, making sure that we get our money back where it belongs. Coming up next, we have Guya Elementary, Mrs. Telma Martinez. Let's see how much this is going to be. 57,281. [Applause] Up next we have John and Olivino Jose Elementary, Miss Mario Garcia. Let's see. Garcia the review $60,000 $475 $60 60 $475
010feel like if we're in the prices right right now ladies and gentlemen will the next contestant come on down coming up next we Dr. Mario E. Ramirez Elementary. Miss Gonzalez. Let's see. $61,86. Just like Mr. Gutierrez, Me Gonzalez, off to a great start to her new school year at Dr. Mario Ramirez. Coming up next, we have Roger Gera Elementary with a grand total of $64,000 $246. Mr. Savas Chapa, go up there and claim your prize here for your campus. Coming up next, ladies and gentlemen, we have preparatory for Early College High School, Miss Melissa Selenas. Let us see how much you're going to be getting this year. Your campus is going to be getting $66,512. Up next, ladies and gentlemen, we have Ringold Middle School. Miss Yes. Gonzalez, Miss Melinda Gonzalez. $77,051. [Applause] There it
011is. Share the world, Miss Gonzalez. Up next, General Ricardo Sanchez Elementary, Miss Jesse de la Cruz. Let's see, Miss Lruz, how much this is going to be. And it is $81,168. Up next, we have Veterans Middle School, Mr. Henry Canu. Let's see how much we have. And it is $86,225. Accepting the award are Mr. Canu and Miss Alenas. Up next we have Alto Bonito Elementary, Mr. Josea. Yes. Grab your heart, sir. 88 thou almost 89. $88,988. Coming up next, Guya Middle School. Not only does Miss Rios have, she has some funds coming in as well. And it is $93,622. And I just want you all to know the artwork. Gurua Middle School is in blue letters. Very, very good. Next, RGC GISD Guya High School. Mr. Javier Gara. Let's see. Mr. Garza. >> Not yet.
012Wait till he gets there. Let's see how how much do you think, Mr. Gara? Let's see. Miss GarcA $111,000 and 13 actually 111 135. Look at the smile on Mr. Garca's face. And last but not least, ladies and gentlemen, Rio Grandandy City High School, Miss Marvel Monteor. Let's see, Miss Monteor. Let's see, Miss Garcia. What do we have for Miss Monteor today? $252,892 a quarter million. >> Yes. exciting. It's going to be hard to it's going to be hard to get focused. >> And so I was telling Miss Gara, we need to clarify this money is not for the principles and assistant principles because we need to clarify this money is for the school. Um, and so we had a commitment. This new board had a commitment and a promise and that was to give
013back to our schools. Uh, the funds that have been taken. I think that we're I think we're more happy and more excited that you all really um uh I'm very very happy that we're able to do this with the help of Miss Garza and all the administrators. They made this possible. So, we want to thank them first of all and um use it wisely. It really really comes from the bottom of our heart uh giving this back to our students. We were tired of hearing uh there's no money, there's no money, there's no money. And I think that um now with this, I I hope we don't hear that anymore. I hope that whatever the kids need, whatever the administrators need, whatever the teachers, the counselors, your staff needs, that you're able to use this
014money for them and and put it to good use. Anything else? Do you want to add anything, Mr. Miss Gar? >> You'll see. I'm so jealous. I'm so jealous as soon as as soon as I left the district. So Royo, but no, congratulations, guys. One thing that I do, you know, I I'll always say is that use it wisely. Use it wisely. Make sure that you invest in our most precious uh commodity, which are our kids. Uh make sure that they're taken care of. Uh yes, it's for curriculum and instruction, but at the same time, uh you know, as principles, uh we can get creative. So, uh make sure that you use it wisely. And uh we appreciate y'all's hard work and dedication to your jobs. Not only you, but your teachers and your any
015administrator on your campus. So, from the bottom of our hearts, uh, we're very happy to be able to do this for you all this year. [Applause] >> Uh, I think a lot has been said and and I like the names on the check that which was students first because really that's what it comes down to. It's money that's given back to the students. It might not be to you or your assistant principles, but I think you may have some discretion as to where it goes. So, I think Mr. Penny said it best. Use it wisely. Uh, someone earlier said a lot of campuses need a lot of TLC. Use it for that purpose. Give it back. We know where your hearts go. We go as far as you all go. You got our support. Thank
016you for everything you do. And I'm just so glad we could put that money back in the campuses. And we trust and support that. We know that you're going to do good with that money. So, thank you so very much for everything you all do. >> Yes. to re to reiterate everything. Thank you for what you all do that uh this is a you we're moving the needle this way back to the students which is what was originally the goal and the intention of uh of what the district is right so again congratulations and just you know keep up the good work thank you for everything that you have been doing for the district and for the And just on a personal note, the day Miss Garca told me that this was going to be
017possible. Um, I shared with her that this really makes everything worth it. And I'm sharing it with you all. Really, this makes the the negative, the bad makes it really very very worth it. And um, well, congratulations [Applause] All right, we move on to section six, uh, public comments on agenda items. Miss Gonzalez, has anyone signed up? >> All right, thank you. Section seven, consent agenda. >> Uh, Madam President, I move that we approve items 7 A through Z. Um, but with regards to item C, I will state that the the nomination of board candidates for the Star County Appraisal District's board of directors for the 2026 2027 term are Incarnation Science the third and Roger Olivaris Jr. >> All right. Do I have a motion? >> That was his motion. >> That was my
018Oh, I'm sorry. Do I have a second? >> Second. >> And all those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Section 8, finance. Item 8A, consider and take possible action on proposal from Millennium Engineers Group Incorporation for additional testing for Guya Middle School. Uh we do have Mr. Juan Bourhorn from Millennium Engineering. Um and he's here to answer any questions that you might have on this change order or proposal. Good evening. >> Good evening. >> This uh this additional testing is for the additional asphalt testing that was done at Bura Middle School. Uh it was uh the contractor requested us to be out there more times than what we originally estimated to guide them to to roll the asphalt correctly uh for the parking lot and the drive. So that's the about 7,800
019is the additional change. >> So my question is the service was done >> performed. Yes. >> Was performed? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And it was performed without um authorization from us. We So one, Miss Gara should have authorized this service. >> From what I'm hearing, you're saying that the contractor was the one that asked you to come out and perform those additional testing services. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Uh Mr. Lopez, did we hear of any of these um from Gerlock. These requests, >> Madame President, members of the board, Miss Gara, superintendent of schools. Uh, I was not aware. Uh, nobody ever reached out to me. I talked to, uh, Gerlock, uh, Favan and Pepe weekly. I talked to Delino Gara weekly. I was not aware of this. All right. Thank you, Mr. Lopez. All right.
020Thank you. >> Madam President, I think we should uh my motion be the table is or take it into executive session or let me rephrase. I motion to move into executive session. Second. Have >> a second. Second. All those in favor raise your right hand and motion passes. We'll move it to executive item AB. Consider and take possible action to terminate existing contract between Dfino Gara Design International Group and RGC GISD for food service warehouse pain warehouse services. >> Can I have a motion? >> So move. >> A second. >> Paty second. >> Any discussion? Do just to clarify, this was um where they were going to remodel the paint warehouse and they wanted to move it on to remodel the tractor plot. Yes, ma'am. >> All those in favor, raise your right hand. And
021motion passes. Section 9, business and operations. Item 9A, consider and take possible action to approve an order calling a tax ratification election voter approval tax rate election to be held November 4th, 2025 for an at valerum tax rate for the 2025 tax year that exceeds the district's voter approval tax rate pursuant to the applicable provisions of the Texas Education Code and Texas Tax Code, including tax code 2608, and to authorize the board president and the superintendent to take all necessary steps to conduct conduct the election. Madame President, administration recommends approval of uh request to an order calling a tax ratifica ratification election or a voter approval tax rate election to be held this November 4th, 2025. Uh and to authorize the board, president and myself to take all necessary steps to conduct the election. >>
022All right. Do >> Yeah. So move. >> And do I have a second? >> Second. >> Any further discussion? If not, all those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Section 10, curriculum and instruction. Item 10 A, consider and take possible action on SFIB implementation session for math reading fall 25 2025. >> Good evening, board president, board members, and Mrs. Garca, superintendent of schools. Um, I'm here today to request approval for the proposed professional learning sessions. As part of the district strong foundation's implementation grant, we will be offering targeted professional learning sessions aligned with our HQIM in both reading and math. These sessions will be provided to district and campus leaders, teachers, instructional coaches, and support staff to strengthen curriculum internalization, lesson delivery, and datadriven instruction for each campus needs. >> So move,
023Madam President. >> Can I have a second? >> I'll second. >> Um, any further discussion, questions? All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. >> Thank you. >> Item Thank you. Item 10B. Consider and take possible action on UTRGV advice Texas Hybrid College Advising Corpse. >> Good evening everyone. Uh before you you have the Utrgv uhou for the advice Texas hybrid college advisor for Rio Grande City High School. This is a college advisor, excuse me, that comes uh from UTRGB, is trained by UTRGB and helps the college advisor at Real Grant High School with college admissions, financial aid, and it's hybrid because they come in two days and are hybrid the three other days and they help students and parents and they're available online and so forth. So, this is for uh
024Utrgv at Rio Grand City High School. And I think I think it's important. I I highlighted when I was reading it, it said the program specifically focuses on increasing college enrollment and completion among low-income, first generation, and underrepresented students. >> Correct. You are correct. >> I mean, that's always a that's always a plus in my so I that's move. >> I second the motion. >> Any further discussion or questions? If not, all those in favor raise your right hand and motion passes. Thank you. Item 10 C. consider and take possible action on interlocal agreement for RGC GISD and South Texas College. >> Okay, this is the uh interlocal agreement uh through the district and STC for our fall classes, fall and spring classes. So to pay for the courses and tuition. So this is for
025all three high schools, the academic classes and the CTE classes. >> So move >> all dual enrollments. >> Thank you. >> Second, Scotty. Any further questions? All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Item 10D, consider and take possible action on 2025 2026 Omnitra annual subs subscription. >> Good afternoon, Madame President, members of the board, superintendent, Miss Gasa, staff, and community members. We are requesting approval for the implementation of Omnitra. It is a program that we use to keep track of our professional development and scheduling all of that. I know that we have as of teachers have to reertify every five years and it's 150 hours that they have to have when they reertify. Uh in principles, superintendents, counselors, librarians, diagnosticians, they have to have 200 hours. So if they get audited,
026this is our way of making sure that we have all the documentation for them to to get reertified. >> And for a price of 12,000, almost $13,000. >> Yes. >> All right. So move me. >> I second the motion. >> All those any further discussion or questions? If not, all those in favor raise your right hand. And motion passes. Thank you. Item 10E, consider and take possible action on 2025 2026 Google Workspace for Educational Plus. Okay. We are also asking to upgrade the Google uh workspace that we have right now. we have the free but because of all the things that are happening as far as you know getting fishing emails we'd like to you know look look at something that's going to help us support with security uh it's going to help us with
027teaching tools and then also device management so teachers with this one will actually be able to see what the students are doing in the in on on their Chromebooks they'll be able to send them out to specific page um and there's so much more uh so many more benefits I know that I included it in the in the board agenda >> have have the teachers garden their uh staff development on this already or >> no well they've been using Google so they'll continue using everything plus they're going to be getting a lot more and it does >> that's what I mean on the additional additional they haven't been >> they haven't received no but it's included in in the price >> in the pack I move I move >> okay can I have a second
028>> second Jesse >> Jesse any questions discussion all those in favor raise your right hand and motion passes you thank Thank you. Item 10F, consider and take possible action on RGBS health science courses for all high schools and middle schools. [Music] Good afternoon, Madame President, board members, and community members. CTE is requesting RGB staffing to offer the following classes for the middle schools. Right now, we only had one middle school participating. Um, and Miss Garca wanted all middle schools to have health science at the eighth grade. Um, we will also be offering um the same class for the ninth graders. I didn't take it for eighth graders, medical terminology for 10th graders, health science theory and clinical for 11th graders and practicum in health science. students at that level for the as they become 11th
029graders then will they decide you know do I want to go EKG and I I know that you all know all that um CNA patient care tech um certified nurse assistant um I have asked Mr. Bodino that's been with our district um as a head nurse um and his industry um with health science for over 10 years to share the following data. Sirina, >> Dr. Board members, uh superintendent, thank you for for having the time to relay these numbers. Uh we've been we've been having some success and it's been something that we've worked out throughout the years. I'm glad to say that in the 2022 2023 school year, we had 116 students. From those 116 students, 101 got certified, which is 86%. 23 24 school year, we had 122 students. Out of 122, we had
030107, which maintained the 80% or higher certification. And last year in the 2024 2025 school year, we had 228 students. Out of those 228 students, 193 were certified. Overall, we have an 86% certification rate. And in the 10 years that we've been developing these programs, we've had 1,437 uh students that are CCMI certified with a total of 82% for the district. So, it's something that we've been working out throughout the years and we continue to strive and and thank you for the opportunity. >> Thank you. >> I'm I'm glad that you're expanding that, Miss Ga, that we're expanding it more and more. I see the industry based certifications numbers going up. It's gonna help for the CCMR to help the students >> and the more we can expand on that the better >> and the
031school. >> Yes. Agreed. >> I moved. Thank you. >> Second. >> Any other questions? All those in favor raise your right hand. And motion passes. >> Thank you. Item 10G. Consider and take possible action on CTE STC intro to welding classes. 10 G CTE is requesting for South Texas uh college to continue to offer the intro to welding. When they go into the welding program as freshman, they have to take a prerequisite which is introduction to welding. That's not through the dual enrollment program. That's to continue in ed. And of course, we have a a big line of students waiting to get into introduction to welding because then in January, this welding intro to welding turns into welding one for the second semester. So it is recommended that um you all would accept this proposal
032to follow the career pathway that the students will be following for wealthy. >> So move madam president >> second >> Jesse any discussion or questions all those in favor raise your right hand and motion passes. >> Thank you m >> thank you >> item 10H consider and take possible action on RGB lead service agreement. >> Thank you Dr. CTE is requesting uh to be a member of this consort consortium of RGB lead. This will provide a network meetings to the counselors data updates. It also gives us access to the wage and labor reports and at the very end you know I'm sure that all of you have high school students or you see the high school students graduating. This also helps the counselors because they also provide the tech prep uh cords. They're like red
033and blue that they when they graduate. And if you look at the invoice towards the back, they're only charging like $2, you know. So, we've been go going with this consortium for a long time. >> It's it's another CCMR program at It's like 5,000 or $6,000, right? >> For the whole year. Yes, sir. >> Yeah. It's more than valuable. I move >> I second the motion. >> Okay. Any >> Thank you. >> Any other questions, discussion? All those in favor raise your right hand. And motion passes. Thank you. Item 10. I consider and take possible action on project L3 American history and civics's education grant. >> Um good evening board members. Dr. Betta, board president, Miss Gda superintendent. Uh we respectfully request the reimbursement and payment of stipens for the social studies teachers who participated
034in the summer study trip and professional development. This expenses will be paid through the project L3 American history and civics grant. >> So move. Do I have a second? >> Second, >> Jesse. Any questions? All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. >> Thank you. Item 10 J. Consider and take possible action on student code of conduct. >> As Mr. Gia is making his way up uh here, I'm going to go ahead and just present on this one. He'll present on the next one. Um we we do have the student handbook and the student code of conduct for y'all for review. It was pretty big to put on this board uh book. So, uh we are asking for your approval on these items. >> And this is with the new changes. The
035new changes with the cell phone. >> Yes, sir. >> That is correct. >> Good evening. >> Already updated with a new law. >> Yes. The House Bill 1481. >> That's correct. Yes. >> Awesome. Very good. I move. Madam President, >> can I have a second? >> I'll second. But I want to say something about the cell phone because >> there's like people are really upset about that. And you know, number one, it's it's not coming from I mean, we have a decision to make as to how we implement it, >> but it's a state mandate. It's it's House Bill 1481. Yes. >> It's thrown upon us. It's not coming from us. You know, we just have to decide whether we tell them to keep the cell phones at home, don't bring them, period, or we
036allow them on campus, but they turn off and keep them in their bag. >> Exactly. >> Uh but there's a lot of people upset and you know, they do have them in case there's emergencies or situations, they will have their phones. Uh but I think they need to know it's it's a state mandate. It's we're required to do this >> and and to add to that we have been sent directors have been sent to every campus and I can attest and misala we're in ga high kids are taking it okay they they know it's not us it's from the state it's a law and like I give them an example you know if you're driving you have a speed limit so you break the law because you go speeding so this is the same thing
037put it away turn it off at the end of the school you can use it and extracurricular activities and so on and it's going to take a while But if we uh make aware of every single day to the kids, parents, teachers, us, everybody is going to be okay. Now, some teachers tell told us that now the kids are paying more attention because they're not >> playing with their phone or using their phone or hearing music and things like that. So, it's going to be something good for everybody. >> Something good. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Any other questions or discussion? All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Thank you. Item 10K, consider and take possible action on opt op optional flexible school day program. >> Okay. Uh I would like for
038uh uh to be considered and then you know I know this is a two-step uh application. The first step is for for Dr. uh president Dr. Zera and Miss Gara to approve it and then we follow up after with some of the some of the procedures that we have here in the district. We started last year with this. It was a good it was a good turnout. summer we got like 485 kids in flex schedule. They bring a lot of revenues and it is counted by by minutes not by by days. So I I I would like for it to be approved again >> and besides that it helps our ADA our funding for ADA as well at the same time. So that's very beneficial to the district. Madam President, I still move that we
039accept as presented. >> Second >> and I'll second it. Sorry Miss Garcia >> Paty. Any other questions or discussion? All those in favor raise your right hand and motion passes. >> Thank you. >> Item 10L consider and take possible action on agreement for RGC GISD and serving children and adults in need scanou. >> Madam President, we ask for approval. This is just on a yearly basis that we have anou with scan. >> I so move madam president. >> And it's important to know that we don't pay them per se. They just get to use our building and our utility or yeah uh utilities. So, it's in kind in kind compensation. >> I'll second it. >> All right. Any other questions or discussion? All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Item 10M,
040consider and take possible action on termination of contract for orientation and mobility 2025 2026. >> Good evening, madam president, members of the board. Miss got us the superintendent of schools. Our general counsel has evaluated the contract and administration recommends termination of this contract for O andM. Uh we have found a uh I guess professional services contractor since we did lose our only VI certified teacher in the district. We're looking to gain a contractor with O andM and VI services together. One of the few certified uh professional services in the valley. So we're recommending termination of this contract. also again very importantly has been reviewed by our general counsel. >> So move madam president >> and can I have a second? >> I'll second it. >> Any further questions or discussion? All those in favor raise
041your right hand. And motion passes. All right. We will now move on to section 11, executive session for items A through D as listed on the posted agenda under Texas government code sections 551071 through 76 and 551082 through 84. The time is now 7:15 p.m. We are now um in executive session. Don't run out. The time is now 8:04 p.m. and we're back in open session. We're going to go to item 8A. Consider and take possible action on proposal for Millennium Engineers Group Incorporation for additional testing for Guya Middle School. >> Uh so move it with discuss in executive session. >> Second that. >> Any other questions or discussion? All those in favor raise your right hand. And motion passes. Now, do I have a motion to approve item um on discussion and possible action
042on resignations and retirements of existing personnel? >> So, move was discussed in executive session. >> Can I have a second? >> Second. >> All those in favor, raise your right hand. And motion passes. Item B, consider and take possible action on the superintendent's recommendation concerning administrative personnel, including but not limited to certified and non-certified administrators and certain chief and directors level positions. >> So move discussed in executive session. >> And do I have a second? >> Second. >> All those in favor raise your right. >> Madam President, before we take the vote, I have to abstain in part uh as discussed in executive session. >> All right. And um and then so one absention motion passes. Do we have uh anybody signed up for public comments on unaggenda items? No. Thank you. All right. Any
043adjournments or upcoming events? Miss GarcA. Uh, Madame President, I do not have that at this at this time, but I would like to name uh the person that we have recommended for director of G guidance and counseling, and that would be Miss Lydia Alvarez. Congratulations. [Applause] And the director of risk management would be Mr. Danielle Ramirez. Congratulations. >> Congratulations. No more upcoming events or anything? >> I don't have anything right now. I'm sure we have a lot coming up. We have football games that are going to start up. Uh but I will get that all out to y'all. Thank you. >> Being that there are no further items left on the agenda, I now declare this meeting adjourned at 8:07 p.m. Thank you and have a great evening, everyone.