001[ __ ] Good evening everyone and welcome. I'd like to call this meeting of the uh San Felipe Delo CISD board of trustees to order. Today being Monday, May 19th, 2025. Mr. Secretary, would you call Ro for us? Yes, sir. Mrs. Chavez, present. Mr. Almarez, here. Mr. Overfelt, present. Mr. Messa here. Miss Webb present. Miss Haynes here. Sir, you have a quorum. Thank you very much. Let the record show that we do have a quorum of board members and that this meeting has been duly called in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code Chapter 551. At this time, we will have opening ceremonies and we'll have a moment of silence for one of our uh longtime educators that just passed, Mr. Jose Luis Perez, Pepe Perez, who was a long-term teacher um with our
002district here. And then uh we'll have um moment for personal reflection followed by the pledge of allegiance. Please stand. [Music] I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you very much. First item of business is item four on the agenda, recognitions. First item that we have is state qualifier for golf, Mr. Frenchie McCrae. [Music] Good evening, President Messa, Dr. Rios, members of the school board. Uh, thank you for allowing us to conclude our athletic year with our last recognition, state of state recognitions. Uh, we're going to begin with, uh, co coach Oscar, if you would come. Naac coach Oscar Cardis is our head Queens and Rams golf coach. Um, and we
003want to present to you student athlete Isaac Diaz, UIL state golf qualifier. [Applause] Just um a little bit about Isaac's golf resume. He has been our three-time UIL 36A district golf champion as a freshman, sophomore, and this year as a junior. He is the 2023 24 and 24-25 regional qualifier which he finished as the civil the silver medalist two years in a row at district and at regionals. Isaac shot um series that was under par of the entire golf course. Um and this year and last year have everything falling down. 2024 and 2025 he qualified for state. Last year he finished sixth. Um and this year um he was leading uh heading into a 4-hour rain delay and uh then we got cancelled on day two. Uh so they went with the first 18 holes
004that we figured out a way to to play was like a monsoon out there but they figured out a way to play it and he finished 13 out of 72 golfers. Mr. Isaac Diaz [Applause] Just [Music] take those shirts. You wear nice shirts. Thanks so much. Congratulations again to everyone. Next item we have is again recognitions. Item B, academic allstate track and field. Mr. Frenchie McCrae. Good evening and thank you again. Tonight we want to recognize uh our academic all-state award recipients for Rams track and field. To help me tonight is our head coach uh Rick Torres and assistant coach Luisa Sparsa. To be to be nominated for academic all state, a student must be a senior, an athlete, student trainer, or manager, in good standing with the team, be of good moral character, have
005a overall grade point average of 92 or above from grades 9 through 12. Tonight we want to recognize student athlete Isaac deos, Ezekiel Rios, Mr. Landon Sutton, James [Music] Maine, Antonio [Music] Riveretta, Leonardo Roel, and Logan [Music] Sutton. Again, we thank you for the time that you have allowed us to celebrate our student athletes. And on behalf of the athletic department and staff, thank you for the opportunity to highlight the achievements of our student athletes and coaches. Thank you for your continual support. Thank you for the encouragement that you give and thank you for the time that you share and give in service to our school district. Thank you again. [Applause] One, two, three. [Applause] Congratulations. Congratulations. [Music] Thank you, sir. Job, sir. Congratulations, sir. sir. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations. Congratulations to all of you. What
006a great job you've done. Thank you again for everything. [Music] Next item we have on our agenda is item C, recognition of drug prevention program implemented by district attorney's office Sandra [Music] Amnandez. Good evening, President Messa, Dr. Rios and members of the board. The administration is very proud and honored to recognize the Valverie County District Attorney, Suzanne West, the 63rd Judicial District Attorney, and Mr. Dwayne Maldonado, Border Prosecution Unit Investigator. We'd like to welcome them this evening and we'd like to recognize them in appreciation for their efforts and the aware in to bring awareness to parents and students about the dangers of THC and mushroom edibles. They discussed forms of edibles, the potency, the legal consequences. They were able to do a presentation to our parents during the district parental conference and that was earlier
007this year in January. And Mr. Maldonado was able to present at Delo High School at Early College High School and Delro Freshman and was able to complete 96 30 minute presentations in 16 days to our students about the effects of these drugs. And so we want to thank them um for their commitment and their service and their appreciation of the partnership that they have with the school district and certainly for their safety and well-being of the students and the families um that we serve. So we'd like to thank them and I believe that we have an appreciation uh certificate that we'd like to present to them. Thank you to our DA, Suzanne West, and Mr. Dwayne Maldonado, Border Prosecution Unit Investigator. [Music] [Applause] Thank you. Thank you so much. Appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you.
008Thank you very much. stand off to the side before you get off the stage that make a couple comments. Okay, thanks a lot. Thank you. Yes. Um I'm going to turn it over to the board members. They'd like to comment. Mr. Alindo. Uh definitely. Uh Miss West and Mr. Malono, thank you all very much for for bringing this information uh to the community, but more importantly, you you really targeted our students to make sure that they understood the dangers and and I know this started at the uh district parent conference and was able to see the presentation and it really hits home when you start seeing the dangers that are out there and the things that need to be recognized from parents and from students. So, uh, to see as well the the 96 different
009presentations you did, first chief, you got to have that down to a tea. Now, I'm sure right at the very end, but a sincere thank you to bringing the awareness to our community and to the students of the district. And we cannot thank you enough for the work that you have done and given back to our district and to our community. Thank y'all very much. [Applause] I'd like to also mention something. Um, for some time now we wanted to get the additional assistance, you know, and u when we look at the discipline reports, it it's not uncommon to find that we have a a problem and not only in Del Rio but everywhere, but when you see a problem like at elementary school, it really, you know, just it it's so dangerous out there. uh
010for drugs to be out. I know in our report today um we do have an elementary school that um has had one incident with um marijuana and and so we need all the help to combat this issue within the district and I really appreciate all the efforts. Again, I think it's a wonderful thing that you do to present not only at the parental conference but to do all the sessions at the different sites. So, thank you again. Okay. [Music] Thanks. Next item we have is item D. Under recognitions, we have a donation from Valverie County Sheriff's Office. Uh, Chief US, there he is. Good evening, President Messa, Dr. Rios, members of the board. Tonight, I'd like to take the time to recognize Jordis, Chief Deputy for the Valvery County Sheriff's Office. Tonight's presentation is for
011a vehicle, a donation that is being given to us on behalf of the Sheriff Joe Frank Martinez. The mobile command vehicle is a 2010 Ford E 450 van. The vehicle has 3,620 miles on the odometer and is equipped with six police digital radios. The vehicle is also equipped with one radio for analog channels and one UHF radio. The vehicle will be outfitted to provide internet access and has an onboard generator and an external mounted camera capable of extending 44 ft in the air. The vehicle will act as a centralized hub for command and control, bringing together key personnel. It will help coordinate security personnel, traffic control, and other emergency services from all from one location. This will help streamline decision making and improve overall efficiency, especially during critical incidences like active shooter events, hostage situations,
012or natural disasters. In addition, the vehicle can be equipped with a range of specialized equipment, including video surveillance and data analyzing tools. It will be outfitted for real-time monitoring of campus security cameras and will be able to analyze events event conditions such as approach approaching hazardous weather during school related activities. It will be able to be deployed to monitor and manage large crowds during public events such as graduations, sporting events, and to ensure the safety and security of attendees. In essence, the command vehicle will act as a mobile extension of the police station, ensuring that the necessary resources, communications, and leadership are available wherever and whenever they are needed. Any comments from Mr. these before we Dr. Mesa, I mean Dr. Rios and President Mesa, on behalf of Sheriff Joe Frank Martinez, it's a pleasure
013to be able to make this donation to the school district. The beauty of this is it was originally purchased out of juvenile justice grants. So, what better way to end up with the school district where there are a lot of juveniles that y'all are have the responsibility for safekeeping. look forward to seeing uh new signs on it that say uh the simply bedal police department school district police department. Uh we believe that will act as a redundancy to our current Bullard unit which we have and uh anytime we have events that are going on if we need more than one command unit we'll have them available. Uh we look forward to seeing it and know it's going to be put to good use here at the school district. And again, on behalf of Sheriff Martinez,
014we welcome the donation. We we welcome u any donations and I think this is such an important donation because we're not able to afford something like that, you know, with the budget, but anyway, I wanted to open it up for board members. I know Mr. Orel wanted to say something. Oh, yeah. Okay. I thought I heard you say we were talking about how cool it was. Um the No, thank you. Um, please express our our thanks to Sheriff Joe Frank and the rest of the department and the county. We we greatly appreciate that. We we know we've we have that great partnership with with y'all and bringing out the the blur unit to all the big events in there and now to be able to supplement with uh this year will be a a great
015thing. So, yes, thank you so very much. And once again, uh, every time that we have large crowds, you know, we always, um, want to make sure that the communication is there and, um, especially when we have a camera that is out 44 feet in the air, I think it'll help us quite a bit. So again, thank you. We're we're always grateful and u for the assistance of, you know, the the sheriff's office in conjunction with everything that we do like security meetings and so forth that we have. Thank you again for a wonderful thing that we have. We have a certificate. We have a certificate for you. If you could come up [Music] You're welcome. [Music] One, two, three. One, two, three. Thank you, sir. Pleasure. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you very
016much. How's it going? How are you, sir? Thank you. Thank you. Thank the sheriff. Pleasure. No, it's going to be bunch of juice. Josh, I [Music] said we don't have any citizens that signed up for citizens comments. Next item we have is item eight, reports on the agenda. Item A, intruder detection audit report. Tie us. Sorry. [Music] Good evening once again. Tonight's report will be on the recent uh intruder detection report that we have as as of the time of the last report we were 93% completed. Uh last week we had an assessment done. So for the year we are 100% completed. We have one corrective action that's a result of an assessment that was conducted on April 10th at the Duro Freshman School. We have correction corrective action that is required by June 9th
0172020 2025. As you can see for phases one and two uh we are green and for phase three we are green. The finding for this uh inspection was because the auditor was unable to see the completed door sweep logs for the for the campus. So as a result, we have to have uh training for this for this day. The training for the Derio freshman school staff was held on April 14th, 2025 on the audit process specifically that all exterior doors, parking lot gates, pedestrian gates, and interior classroom doors must be closed and properly locked. Staff are taught that all employees should be wearing an approved lanyard with their ID showing and should question anyone who is not wearing the ID or if they are unsure that they are district employees. Procedures for the door sweeps
018and sentinel were also addressed. Is there Any questions from board members? No questions. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Next report we have on our agenda is item 8B, facilities and construction update. Mr. Hector Chapa Good evening, President Messa, Dr. Le's members of the board. Uh tonight's uh update will be for Cody Warlaw gym renovation as well as the HVAC equipment project. U currently the plumbing is on on pace to be completed this week if worst case scenario early part of next week. Uh HVAC is progressing. They installed part of the duck work on one of the units and the interior also the the interior duct work has been part three two out of the three have been installed electrical basically waiting on a to do the temporary hookup windows and doors are progressing the only
019thing we're lacking on the restrooms right now would be partitions and the fix fixtures such as window I mean mirrors and so forth, hand dryers, soap dispensers. Uh the windows have been placed on the upper levels also on both sides of the building. And today they started removing the window on the one of the windows on the north side of the building above the the new locker rooms. Also, you can see part of the duck work that's been installed across the gym and on the long axis also north south axis. I'll continue with the work orders. Sorry, can you just go back to that picture so just so we can point out a couple things? Will you hover over the scoreboard with your mouse if you can see if it comes up the scoreboard? All
020right. So, the only thing I'll point out, sorry, just right there the picture on the right, Mr. Mesa and board members by by next board meeting, we should be able to see uh the new retractable boards, the new scoreboard. Obviously, both windows on that side would be completely up and we would probably be close to to painting the floor. So, by by the June board meeting of we should be I'm going to say 80% complete. So, it's exciting. Good job, Mr. Chen overseeing that project. Yes, sir. Uh we'll continue with the work orders for maintenance department. In the past 90 days, 1,024 work orders were created. Um 91% were complete. On the 0 to 15 days, 158 work orders were com created. Not 82% were complete. 16 to 30 days, 177 work orders were created,
02190% were complete. 31 to 60 days, 326 work orders were created, 93% complete. And 61 to 90 days, 94% uh 363 work orders were created, 94% were complete. technology department. The previous 90 days, 3,720 work orders were com created. 3,342 were completed for percentage of 90%. On the 0 to 15 days, 465 work orders were created, 429 were completed, 92%. 16 to 30 days, 553 were created, 522 were completed, 94%. 31 to 60 days, 1,394 were created, 1,216 were completed, 87%. And 61 to 90 days, 1,37 were created, 1,174 were completed for 90%. Transportation Department. The previous 90 days, a total of 309 work orders were created, 299 were completed, 97%. On 0 to 15 days, 29 were created, 23 were completed, 79%. 16 to 30 days, 41 were created, 39 were completed, 95%. 31
022to 60 days 115 work orders were created 113 were completed 98% and 61 to 90 days 124 work orders were created all of them were completed 100% questions from board members no questions I I just have one on under facilities These are these um on the two pictures that we had there are are those fans that are hanging from the ceiling. But are those on the right hand side? No, sir. Those are the actual uh LED lights. LED lights. Okay. Like that. That one there? Yes. Okay. Yeah, those are part of the LED lights. Okay, that's all. Thank you so much. Thank you. Okay, next item we have is item 8C, uh, term five, attendance and discipline report. We have those in our packet. Is there's a question for M. Sandate? No questions. Okay. Attendance
023one. Attendance one. Attendance and discipline report. No, I'm saying attendance show improvement. Oh, attendance shows improvement. Okay. I I look at all those and um it it's great to see the 90%. Um I think there was one camp that was like 89% if I remember correctly. But again, great effort because you know, again, it means so much for our students to be in school getting the instruction that they need and then of course it makes a big difference when we have the ADA and the funding that goes along with that. So, thank you again. Great job. We go on to the consent agenda. There's some uh minutes of previous meetings that we've had, both regular and special called. Um and then there's um some donations. As always, uh we thank the individuals and organizations that
024donated uh to the school district and different organizations. And um again, board members, there's some some expenses that um are under the consent agenda. If there's any question at this time would be a proper time to ask questions if you want to pull any of those items before we act. Again, one action will approve all items on the consent agenda. Any questions from board members? None. Okay. Then there being no questions, I will ask for a motion to approve the consent agenda. Motion made by Amy Hayne, seconded by Mr. Almaras. Again, all those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. There's no under no other items under administration. We will go into uh business and finance. Business and finance item 13. First item that we have. First item we have under 13A discussion possible action regarding resolution
025on transportation for summer community meal program. Amy children. Good evening President Mesa, Dr. Rios and members of the board. Um every uh this summer we we will be having our summer food program once again and we are um asking for to allow transportation to be provided to those students that who will be attending the Joe Ramos Center. Um they will be transported by bus to uh eat meals at the Del Rio High School. So we're just asking uh for uh to be allowed transport to provide transportation for that. Okay. questions from board members. So, Dr. Rios, before we used to they used to go to Lamar for for lunch, the ones attending summer program. Yes, sir. We used to host the boys club at the San Felipe Rick's gym and they would walk from there.
026But, uh, what are the three areas we're offering summer meal programs? uh I believe middle school the high school and we are at Lamar but the high school will be open will be offering meals a little bit longer so that's why they're asking to attend the high school okay that's the only question I have anyone else okay then recommendation please sir it is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the resolution allowing the district to transport children attending the summer program at the Del Rio Boys and Girls Club to the Del Rio High School campus to be served by the summer community meal program. First the recommendation from administration mo a motion made by Becky Chavez. Is there a second to the motion? Okay, Mr. Die Marz. All those in favor?
027Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Item 13B, consideration to approve disposal of surplus furniture for Garfield comp uh elementary campus. Amy Childress. Good evening once again. Um this summer as we make preparation for the middle school redesign, we know we will have excess furniture at the Garfield Elementary campus. And at this time, we're just asking that we would like to take any of that extra furniture and be able to either donate it to local um government agencies or possibly any schools in Mexico that might need it. Okay. Questions from board members? I do have question, Mr. Messa. Amy H. Um did we offer our staff anybody from our other campuses that may need something, a piece, a chair, a table, desk that they could use? Dr. Yeah, Mr. Mez and members of the board, at the
028principal meeting on Friday, I shared with the principles that we would be sending them a worksheet to where they could request for us what furniture they would need for their campus. Um, and um the I promised them the worksheet uh today, but I haven't gotten it to you yet, but they'll get it before we give away any of the furniture. Ma'am, I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you. Anyone else? No one else. Recommendation, please. Sir, it is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the donation excess furniture items located at Garfield Elementary to local government agencies and schools in Mexico. At the recommendation from administration, there's a motion by Mr. Galindo, seconded by Amy Haynes. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Thank you. We go on to human
029resources item 14A. Consideration to approve a new dean of instruction position for Del Rio Middle School. Amy Childris. Good evening, President Mesa, Dr. Rios, and members of the board. This evening, we are asking uh for you to approve a new dean of instruction position at the Del Rio Middle School. Dr. Rios, uh yes, just to expand, since we're going to three middle schools, currently we have a dean of instruction at Del Rio Middle School. one already exists there and then we have another one at San Filipe Memorial. Now, Delo Middle School is two grade levels, but they have only one this year. As we move forward to the middle school redesign, there'll be three middle schools and the model is to have one assistant principal and one dean of instruction. The current dean of instruction
030at Delro Middle School will be serving Garfield Elementary and the current San Falipe Memorial Middle School dean of instruction will be at San Felipe. So, so we need one additional one so that every school has one dean of instruction. Questions from board members. Becky Thomas just to clarify. So there will be one dean of the principal, one dean of instruction and an assistant principal. Yes ma'am. So they will be equal all three. Correct. Thank you. Anyone else? Recommendation, please. Sir, it is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve a new position for the dean of instruction at Del Rio Middle School as presented. President recommendation. Is there a motion for approval? Motion made by by Mrs. Webb, seconded by Becky Chavez. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Item
03114B, consideration to approve the conversion of an excess position for u to a textbook safety worker position for the textbook department. Amy Childress. Good evening once again. this evening. Yes, we are bringing to you uh we are needing a position of a textbook safety worker and we are looking to convert one of the excess positions that we have on the budget into that position. Questions from board members. What is a safety worker? Yes. Well, um Sandra doesn't want to teach you with that. So, we could just have Sandra explain that. Good evening. The textbook worker is an assistant to Mr. Turner in the textbook and will assist with the um counting of the textbooks being able to record um also does the uh uh campus safety audits um playground audits and will assist Mr. Turner
032in doing that. Okay. Okay. So they're audits and and going around make sure that everything's up to par. Anything needs to repair before students get hurt or if there's, you know, broken glass or something, they take care of that. We um Mr. Mr. Turner uh provides an audit uh annually for each of the campuses and and basically will assist with the recording of what needs to get repaired so that then we can move bring it forward um to the appropriate um department for uh repairs and updates. Okay. And um just one other question. I know in the past years we've gone to digital textbooks. So, are we still using the hardbound textbook? I'm going to defer that question. Dr. In terms of hardbound, what we have a lot are workbooks for students. That's primarily what
033we have in hardbound. But another piece that this position is going to be doing is that uh our hope is to transition everything away from paper. And we have a whole lot of shredding that needs to be done and accounted for and we have to expedite that. So the playground audits coupled with a whole lot of the shredding that we probably have to do over the next 18 months will be more than enough to keep Mr. Troy and two other people busy but for now we just want to do one one position there. Okay. Just wondering any other questions from board members? Okay. No questions. Recommendation. It is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the conversion of an excess position to a textbook safety worker position with the textbook department.
034Further recommendation motion made by Mrs. Webb, seconded by Mr. Alarazz. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Thank you. Item 14 C, consideration to approve the conversion of an excess position to a librarian. Amy Childress. Good evening. Once again, at this time, administration is asking that to add a position of a elementary librarian. Again, we would be converting one of our excess teacher positions to that position. Questions from board members. No, go ahead, Mr. TZ. Um, we'll be converting a teaching position to a librarian position for elementary. Is that right? These are these are excess positions. So, we're not reducing the current teacher by one to make a librarian. We have excess positions. The board always funds about five excess positions for growth uh during the year and we were it wasn't necessary
035to use them. So, u again, because of the middle schools, we're going to take one of the elementary librarians and put them at Garfield Middle School, and we'd like to replace that position with one of the previous uh librarians that were reduced this past year. Okay. So, that was my next question is how we're going to go about filling that. Are we going to um reinstate the librarians that were, you know, pulled from their actual librarian positions to teach now back into a library? Correct. Yes, sir. At this point, we have two librarians that are in the classroom and we will be returning one of them. So, it'll only be posted internally. Okay. Anyone else? Those are very good questions. Thank you for asking that question. No further questions and recommendation, please. Yes, sir. It
036is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the conversion of an excess position to a librarian position. The recommendation motion made by Mr. Galindo, seconded by Mrs. Webb. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimous. Thank you. Next item we have is item D, discussion, possible action to approve employee job descriptions and evaluation forms. Amy Childress. Good evening, President Mesa, Dr. Rios and members of the board this evening uh bring to you two um job description and evaluation forms for your consideration. The first is for the a transportation coordinator. We will be converting our director of transportation during the budget process to a transportation coordinator and the CTE assistant principal. We will be converting the director of CTE to this position. Questions from board members? Hearing? None. Yes, sir. It is the
037recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the employee job descriptions and evaluation forms as discussed. The recommendation. Is there a motion for approval? Mr. Diego Maraz made a motion seconded by Mr. Alindo. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. Thank you. Item 14E, consideration to approve the updated 2024 2025 district compensation plans. Amy Childress. Good evening once again. Um, we have a couple of updates to our compensation plan. Uh, at this time on page 219 under the administrative professional pay plan, we are adding the CTE assistant principal position for the 226 days. And then on page 222 under the summer school rates, we are adding back the educational diagnostician, the speech uh language pathologist, the speech language pathologist assistant, and then we are adding a tutor less than 60 college hours for
038our summer rates. Questions from board members. No questions. Recommendation. That's right. It is the recommendation of the administration that the board of trustees approve the updated 2024 2025 district compensation plan as presented. Further recommendation from administration. Is there a motion for approval? Motion made by Mr. seconded by Becky Chavez. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimously. Thank you very much. Okay, the time is 6:45 p.m. We're going to go into close session pursuant to policy um again uh 551.074 and 551.0771. If any action is required, it will be taken upon reconvening into open session. We're now in close session. I have to I have to The time is 8:19 p.m. We're reconvening into open session. No action was taken executive. We're done to item 18A. Consideration to approve the personnel report to include the following.
039New hires, district vacancies, retirements, resignations. Amy Chorus. Good evening. It is the recommendation of administration that the board of trustees approve the resignations, retirements, and vacancies as discussed in close session and the following new personnel. Alyssa Price, assistant athletic trainer at Del Rio Middle School. Amanda Fleenor, music teacher, assistant band director at Del Rio Middle School. Katie Mellet, music teacher, assistant band director at Del Rio Middle School, and Gabriella Torreso, CTE education and training teacher at Del Rio High School, CTE. Refer the recommendation. Is there a motion for approval? Motion made by Miss Orfelt, seconded by Mr. Maras. All those in favor? Motion carries. Thank you. Item 18B, consideration to approve the position of chief compliance and accountability officer. A Dammy Childress. Yes. It is the recommendation of administration that the board of trustees approve
040Carlos Bara for chief compliance and accountability officer. First recommendation. Motion made by Michindo. Is there a second? Second by Becky Chavez. All those in favor? Motion carries unanimous. Thank you. Item 18 C, consideration to approve the position of 21st Century Community Learning Center Director Amy Childress. It is the recommendation of administration that the board of trustees approve Edis Oka for 21st Century Community Learning Center Director. The recommendation motion made by Mr. Orfeld, seconded by Mr. Marz. All those in favor? Motion carries. Thank you. Item 18D, consideration to approve the position of 21st Century Community Learning Center Program Site Coordinator at San Felipe Middle School, Amy Childress. It is the recommendation of administration that the board of trustees approve Anna Hawinson Torres for the 21st Century Community Learning Center Program site coordinator at San Filipe Memorial
041Middle School. Is there a motion for approval? Motion made by Amy Haynes, seconded by Mr. Alindo. All those in favor? Motion carries and items. Thank you very much. There being no other items on the agenda, is there a motion for adjournment? Amy Haynes, seconded by Mr. Alindo. All those in favor? Motion carries. We are journ. Thank you. Good night, everyone.