BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Meeting: Regular Board Meeting Place: WISD Board Room Location: 319 W. Fourth Street Date: April 10, 2017 Time: 6:17 P.M

MINUTES

I. The meeting was called to order by Erasmo Lopez, Board President.

II. A quorum was established. A full quorum was present.

Erasmo Lopez, President Oscar Caballero, Vice President Isidoro Nieto, Secretary Andrew Gonzalez, Trustee Patrick Kennedy, Trustee Dr. Richard Rivera, Trustee Dr. Jaime Rodriguez, Trustee

III. Opening Prayer

Jeannie Silva, Third Grade STARR Teacher from Airport Elementary delivered the invocation.

IV. Pledge of Allegiance/Texas Pledge ● Kranthz Mueller Esparza Jr. is a fifth grade student at Airport Elementary and is the son of Kranthz Sr.

and Alma Esparza. Kranthz is a Superior Honor Roll student whose favorite subject is Math. He loves to play baseball and the drums. Kranthz has maintained perfect attendance since Pre-K thru the 5th grade. This year, Kranthz won first place in the Environmental Engineering Category at the District Science Fair. He plans to attend Texas A&M Kingsville to get his Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering and then the University of Houston to get his Master’s in Aerospace Engineering. Kranthz wants to work either at NASA or Space X.

● Julian Zavala is also a fifth grade student at Airport Elementary and is the son of Javier and Orfa Zavala.

Julian is a Superior Honor Roll student. He enjoys football and playing his guitar during his spare time. His favorite subject is Science. This year, Julian placed fifth in the Physical Science Category at the District Science Fair. He is passionate about the outdoors and agriculture. He plans to attend college at UT-RGV and pursue a degree in medicine.

WESLACO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DI S T R I C T 319 W. Fourth Street Weslaco, TX 78599-0266

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V. Awards and Recognitions

The following group of students were recognized for their accomplishments.

District Elementary Robotics Competition Champions:

Robo Velt from F.D. Roosevelt Elementary Coached by Raul Rodriguez

Princess Pequeno Daniel Zamora Braulio Navarro

Second Place:

The Heroes from Margo Elementary Coached by Oscar and Rita Cavazos

Annalisa Castaneda Zenya Alaniz Jianni Ortiz Edgar Zamora

Third Place:

The Fire Fighters from Margo Elementary Coached by Oscar and Rita Cavazos

Ashli Valero Marely Gaona Leilani Saenz Jiada Ortiz

Middle School Robotics Competition Champions

Puma 2 Central Middle School Coached by Randy Moses (Team finished in 6th place at the area event out of 175 teams)

Megan Fuentes Aleksander Marquez Diego Agado Manuel Salazar

Second Place:

Puma 1 Central Middle School Coached by Ovidio Garcia

Hector Leija Daniel Robledo Luis Salazar Justin Meinez

Third Place:

The Tekno Katz Beatriz Garza Middle School Coached by Julio Trevino

Michael Vasquez Jr. Marcos Dominguez Pedro Quintanilla Stephen Rosales

TEAMS ADVANCED FROM THE RIO GRANDE VALLEY TOURNAMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN FIRST LEGO LEAGUE ROBOTICS COMPETITION IN SAN ANTONIO

BGMS Katz Beatriz Garza Middle School

Santos Sustaita Oscar Valenzuela Ian Colin Emmanuel Barajas Nester Rivera Coach: Michael Vasquez

Sam Houston FLL Sam Houston Elementary

Julianna Hernandez Hailey Herrera Joshua Alaniz Jackelyn Castillo Joshua Herrera Evan Hernandez Leilah Salinas Coach: Belinda Cancino

Kap’n Krunch N’ Cereal Killers Dr. Armando Cuellar M.S.

Erlind Guzman Roxana Morales Giovanna Avila Sebastian Camacho Natalie Torres Elizabeth Ortega Coach: Jessica Salazar This team finished in top 6 at the San Antonio event.

The students’ robots had to perform 12 different missions, identifying a problem and proposing a solution.

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DISTRICT SUMO BOT TOURNAMENT Each team had to attempt to get their robot to push the opponent’s robot out of the ring.

First Place:

The Rico Destroyer A.N. (Tony) Rico Elementary Coaches: Ariel Guerra Jaimy De Leon

Noah Casarez Albert Colunga

Second Place:

The Jaguars Mary Hoge Middle School Coach: Manuel Longoria

Joshua Contreras Nathan Gracia Jason De La Cruz Jonathan Gonzalez Mario Montalvo

Third Place:

The Jags Mary Hoge Middle School Coach: Miguel Cerda

Sebastian Rubio Angel Longoria

WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE COMPANY – UIL ONE-ACT PLAY

The cast and crew of the Everyman/Everywoman play advanced to the Bi-District 31-6A competition for the first time in school’s history. Mario Zavala Kayla Saldana David Aviles

Joel Ginez Bryanna Alaniz Alexandra Dominguez

Justin Castillo Kayla Cardenas Brianna Gutierrez

Joelle Carrizales Erik Segura Stephanie Villarreal

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS:

District Technician Award Alexis Valdez

District Honorable Mention Analisa Salinas

District All-Star Cast Award Jessica Hernandez

Bi-District Tech Award Desiree Alaniz

Bi-District Honorable Mention Gabriela Longoria

Zone Best Actor Award

District All-Cast Award

Bi-District Honorable Mention

Jacob Blass

Group’s Director: Lucia Meints

Assistant Director Maria Miller

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WESTERN ART CONTEST

Elementary and Middle School students competed and placed at the Western Art Contest during the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show. Students received first place ribbons. Mario Ybarra Elementary

First Place – Pencil Category – 5th grade division Ashley Vasquez

First Place – Pen & Ink category – 5th grade division Brandy Quiroga

First Place – Pencil category – 5th grade division

Ailin Olguin

Mary Hoge Middle School First Place – Pastel Charcoal category, middle school division

Marishka Ruby Hernandez

VISUAL ARTS SCHOLASTIC EVENT High School students competed in the Visual Arts Scholastic Event and received Regional Gold Medals in the 2D categories. WEHS – Maria Miller’s class Division I Winners

Mark Anthony Flores Elie Hernandez – Digital Media Elizabeth Murillo – Drawing Monserrat Rodriguez – Drawing

Deandra Hernandez – 3 D Ceramics Coral Murrillo – Mixed Media Alejandra Ojeda – Painting Albert Rodriguez – Drawing

Division II Winners

Dayra Sanchez – Photography Digital Media Rebecca Torres – Mixed Media

Sandy Thompson – Mixed Media Roberto Zuniga – Digital Design

Division IV Winners Jose Zamora – 3D Sculpture State Qualifier: Edwin Gonzalez 3D Sculpture

WEHS – James Miller’s class Division I Winners

Kassandra Galnarez – Drawing Deandra Hernandez – Drawing Nerahida Maria Lopez – Drawing Ashley Pequeno – Drawing Lazaro Torres – 3D Sculpture

Audrey Garces – Drawing Aylin Lopez – Drawing Amber Ortiz – Drawing Stephanie Ramirez – Drawing

Division II Winners

Lizbeth Betancourt – Painting

Jesus Gregorio – 3D Sculpture

Division III Winners

Monica Gutierrez – Painting Samantha Ruby Rodriguez: 3D Sculpture Museum of South Texas in Corpus Christi Visionarios STEAM Art Contest Winner

Julie Luna – 3D Ceramics Amber Ortiz – 3rd Place, High School Division

WEHS - Horacio Ramirez’ class Division I Winners

Emily Beltran – Pen, Markers Kimberly Garcia – Mixed Media Melanie Segura – Mixed Media Roberto Zuniga – Colored Pencils

Angie Escalon – Pencil Medias Allison Rogers – Mixed Media Patricia Vasquez – Acrylic Paint

Division II Winners

Jasmin Marroquin – Watercolors Marie Perez - Watercolors

David Pederson – Pencil Mauro Arredondo – Enamel Paint

Division III Winner

Mario Conde – Mixed Media

Division IV Winners

Danielle Bravo – Acrylic Paint Jessica Romero – Mixed Media Vivianna Ayixa Hernandez – 2 Gold medals in Mixed Media Emma Klarissa Mercado – 2 Gold medals in Acrylic Paint

Dariela Rodriguez – 2 Gold medals in Acrylic Paint Alondra Ymilleth Vasquez – received 2 gold medals in Pastels and Acrylic Paint

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WHS – Romeo Salinas’ class Division I Winners

Alexis Martinez – Pastel Taileigh Ramirez – Mixed Media Aharon Trevino – Drawing Kevin Vasquez – 3D Sculpture

Jozannah Orta – Drawing Kayla Rivera – Painting Nayeli Teran – 2 Gold medals in Drawing & Charcoal

Division II Winners

J’ana Barreiro – 2 Gold Medals in Drawing, Pastel

WHS – Diana Juarez’ class Division I Winners

Elaine Castillo – Mixed Media Victor Cruz – Drawing Michelle Estevanes – Photography Victoria Graves – Painting Samantha Pena – Mixed Media Raine Rubalcava – Drawing Jenna Wells – Photography

Siboney Carreno – Painting Rolando De Los Santos – 3D Sculpture Bianca Gonzalez – Painting Alexis Adriana Lopez – Photography Jada Nava – Painting Fernando Saenz – Photography Megan Womble – Painting

Division II Winners

Elian De La Cruz – Drawing Virginia Flores – Painting Marco Lara – Painting Yliannah Luna – Painting Angelique Muniz – 2 Gold medals in Photography, Mixed Media Elvis Nguyen – Drawing Fabian Perez – Mixed Media Aranza Ruiz – Drawing Liszet Valladares – Drawing

Anthony Garza – Photography Larisa Horta – Collage Cecilia Lopez – Drawing Kristen Paloma – Drawing Paulette Romero – Painting Maria Sepulveda - Painting

Division III Winners

Cristal Almeda - Drawing

Samuel Reyes - Drawing

Weslaco High School Drill Team: The Dreamettes

The Dreamettes competed at the Showtime International’s Valley Dance Spectacular at Harlingen South and brought home not only the Grand Champion title but the coveted Sweepstakes award as well. They also won Best of Category awards in Pom and Hip Hop and they also received the Judges Award. Members Include: Ariel Ceballos Erika Elizabeth Garces Briana Celest Hernandez Emily Juarez Kaylee Analia Martinez Tricia Noriega Veronica Celeste Rangel Calista Alejandra Robledo Miriam Torres

Syann De La Garza Kayla Clara Gomez Jennifer Nicole Hernandez Elizabeth Lee Lopez Arafat Morales-Rosales Naylea Diamanti Orozco Kyanna Shanea Reyez Santa Rodriguez Celeste Elena Vasquez

Desi Jazmine De La Mora Tiana Karissa Guerra Gabriela Rubi Guerra Ana Maria Mancias Jocelene Renee Morin Heaven Renae Pena Alyssa Lee Robledo Kate Michelle Rojas Valerie Villa

The team earned an invitation to participate in the 2017 Macy’s Parade in New York City in November. They were also invited to the Citrus Bowl All-American Halftime Show in Orlando to be held in January 2018. Team Sponsor: Raquel Alvarado Rico

Weslaco East High School Girls’ Wrestling

Melina Gonzalez: Two-time state qualifier in the 215 lbs. weight class She finished out a very successful season with a 28-5 record. Coach: Jesse Trevino

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Weslaco East High School Powerlifting Teams

Boys’ Team qualified for State: Justin Hernandez, Robert Alaniz, Roy Pedraza and Jacob Banda Head Coach: Rene Guzman Girls’ Team finished in 4th place as a team in the 6A division. State qualifiers are: Valeria Perez Alyssa Juarez – placed 5th at State Paola Espinoza – placed 4th at State Evelyn Hernandez – placed 3rd at State Carolina De Leon – placed 2nd at State Melissa Moralez – State Champion in her weight division. Tied the Squat record of 600 lbs. and broke the Bench Press record with a lift of 300 lbs. Head Coach: Mike Gonzalez

Weslaco High School Powerlifting Teams

Boys’ Team: Trey Caballero Francisco Marin Brandon Perez: two-state qualifier Jacob Gracia – placed 3rd at State: Jacob is a two-time State Qualifier Anthony Garcia – Won the Regional Championship and placed 4th at State; This is Anthony’s third appearance at the State competition. Head Coach: Ross Moore Girls’ Team: Mariah Garcia Kacia Lopez – placed 5th at State in her weight division Mikella Trevino & Alexis Tamez – placed third in State Hellen Reyes – won the State Championship in her weight division Valerie Silva – won the State Championship in her weight division and went on to set a new overall state record lifting a total of 1,050 lbs. Martha Salaya – State Champion in her weight division and broke all four State records she set the year before and set a new overall state record with a total of 1,020 lbs. Head Coach: Domingo Vento

First United Methodist Church

Erica Garcia, Parental Involvement Director, acknowledged representatives from the First United Methodist Church for their charitable work through a program called “In His Steps” Shoe Bank. The program, which was founded in 1996, is a community-wide effort administered by the local Methodist Church as a community mission project. Since 1996, over 8,000 pair of shoes have been donated to WISD students.

VI. Proclamation for Librarian Appreciation Week, April 9-15, 2017

The Board proclaimed the week of April 9-15, 2017 as “Librarian Appreciation Week” and recognized the librarians present.

The proclamation reads as follows:

Whereas, School librarians model and promote information, literacy and life-long learning which are integral to a free and democratic society; and

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Whereas, School librarians strive to provide their students and staff with the most current information available through the most appropriate technology; and

Whereas, School librarians are an integral part of the K-12 curriculum; and Whereas, School librarians are teachers first; and Whereas, School librarians collaborate with classroom teachers to strengthen student learning; and Whereas, School librarians are leaders who promote reading and literacy; and Whereas, School librarians help prepare our students for productive living and successful careers in the

work force of tomorrow; Therefore, Erasmo Lopez, President of the Board of Education of the Weslaco Independent School

District, proclaimed April 9-15, 2017 as “Librarian Appreciation Week.”

VII. Proclamation for National Volunteer Week, April 10-14, 2017

Whereas, one of the objectives of public education is for parents to be full partners with educators in the education of their children; and

Whereas, extensive research shows that parental involvement increases a child’s academic success and that students whose parents are involved in their education achieve at higher levels; and

Whereas, the Weslaco Independent School District supports parental involvement education through its Parental Home/School Community State Model, which functions as a resource for regional education service centers, school districts, parents and community-based organizations, in order to strengthen the relationship among families, schools, and local communities, and

Whereas, the Weslaco Independent School District will support Parent Volunteer Week, on April 10-14, 2017 as “National Volunteer Week” to increase Parent Volunteers and participation in the education of children,

Therefore, Erasmo Lopez, President of the Weslaco Independent School District Board of Trustees officially proclaimed April 10-14, 2017 as “National Volunteer Week” in Weslaco ISD and on this day, parents, guardians, grandparents, family members, and other community members are encouraged to recognize the important role that family members play in the success of children’s education experiences by visiting schools and becoming actively involved in education.

VIII. Public Comments

● Xavier Salinas, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services 505 Shortline Street, Edinburg, Tx. Mr. Salinas announced that the 5K Dyslexia Run was a great success with about 200 individuals participating. He thanked Mighty Joe and his wife, along with Edna Perez, for doing a lot of the legwork and making this event a big success for WISD students. The money raised by the Dyslexia Committee will go towards scholarships for the students. In addition, the committee is selling t-shirts to raise additional funds for scholarships.

IX. Superintendent’s Report

● Insurance Mr. Mike De La Rosa, Risk Manager, presented the following information.

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● Medical Claims: The District spent $1,186,968.82 more than the previous year (2015-2016). ● Rx cost: The District spent $46,563.46 more on prescriptions this year as compared to 2015-2016. ● Fixed costs: The District spent $1,648,969.92 to date, $5,909.55 less than last year (2015-2016).

● Total budgeted: $14.8 million

● Total Reserves: $270,778 The board members questioned the types of claims being reported and the timeline for employees

reporting accidents. According to Mr. De La Rosa, claims submitted are for strains/sprains as a result of falls and slips, no major accidents have occurred. Employees should follow standard operating procedures and report accidents to their immediate supervisor immediately. The employee will then be referred to the Risk Management department. Employees are encouraged to make a record of their injury even if they do not plan to go see a doctor because a report that is submitted 2-3 weeks after the date an accident occurred, will raise some suspicion of the validity of the claim. Mr. Gonzalez wanted to know if staff was going to fill the safety coordinator position that was left

vacant. Mr. De La Rosa replied that the position has not been filled due to budget constraints and pending approval from the superintendent.

● Leader in Me Mrs. Sue Peterson, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction, presented the following report: “The Leader in Me”.

WESLACO ISDSELF-FUNDED HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAM FRATES BENEFIT ADMINISTRATORS / Max Care

2016-2017 Plan Year

September 1, 2016 - March 31, 2017 Claims Rx Fixed Costs Total

Frates / MX CARE 2015-2016 5,840,514.57$ 1,927,301.07$ 1,654,879.47$ 9,422,695.11$ Frates / MX CARE 2016-2017 7,027,483.39$ 1,973,864.53$ 1,648,969.92$ 10,650,317.84$

1,186,968.82$ 46,563.46$ (5,909.55)$ 1,227,622.73$

WESLACO ISDSELF- FUNDED WORKERS’ COMPENSATION PROGRAM

March 2017

2016-2017 2015-2016Budgeted for Plan Year 500,000$ 300,000$ Claims 72 65Total Medical Claims, Rx, Admin, Indemnity & Services Incurred Through March

222,448$ 190,085$

Total Paid in March Inclusive of all Plan Years

33,445$ 82,204$

Total Reserves 270,778$

• 2015- 8 elementary schools became TLIM schools• 2016- 2 additional elementary schools joined TLIM• 2017- Our 11th elementary and 4 middle schools

will join TLIM• Only district south of San Antonio to have all

elementary and middle schools as TLIM sites

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● The Leader in Me Program was founded by a principal in North Carolina who worked in

conjunction with Covey to develop The Leader in Me Program for elementary schools. This program is relatively new to the middle schools. The book, “The Leader in Me” is based on the book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People”.

● Through the Leader in Me Program, students are learning to talk in groups and present

themselves in public. ● The poster below is one of several that have been put up in elementary classrooms. ● The following students from Memorial Elementary performed at the Leader in Me

Symposium held at the McAllen Convention Center in February. This is the first time the Symposium has been held south of San Antonio.

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● Staff from Cleckler-Heald Elementary also presented at the Symposium. ● As part of the Symposium, participants are taken to different school sites that participate in

the Leader in Me Program. Three WISD schools were selected as tour sites: Memorial Elementary, Airport Elementary, and Sam Houston Elementary.

› Students at Memorial Elementary provided tours throughout the campus. › Memorial Elementary received a trophy. › Students from Memorial Elementary performed a play for the visitors. › Students at Airport Elementary greet visitors as they enter their campus.

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› Airport Elementary students led tours of their classrooms and explained the information posted on the bulletin boards. › Sam Houston Elementary students also greeted visitors and led tours of their classrooms. › Students provided presentations to visitors. A video clip of “The Leader in Me” Program in action was shown to the audience at the

meeting. All campuses participating in “The Leader in Me” are currently grant funded. According to Mrs. Peterson, staff has applied for a grant for the four middle schools and the last elementary school. Staff will be notified in May if the district has been awarded a grant.

Trustee Isidoro Nieto had the opportunity to attend the event at Sam Houston and said that the students had done an excellent job.

● Marketing Update Mr. Xavier Salinas, Assistant Superintendent for Support Services; Mr. Carlos Robledo, K-WES

Director; and Arminda Munoz, Public Information Director, have been working together on the marketing plan for the school district. Mr. Salinas pointed out that WISD has been around for 95 years and within this time the district has produced a lot of great leaders, from business educators to doctors and lawyers. The theme for the district is “WISD, a Tradition of Excellence”.

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Staff members came up with the following ideas to showcase WISD.

› The first commercial marketing the district has been aired on Channel 5. › Staff is working on 6 more commercials showcasing six different individuals who have been

successful in this community. › Two billboards have been rented for use in showcasing the district. › The movie theatre will run a commercial and display a banner for the district. › Staff will target the radio stations informing the community on the upcoming registration for Pre- K and Kinder. Staff is looking forward in welcoming the marketing firm of Pink Ape who will soon take over the

marketing phase for the district.

Mr. Salinas thanked his staff for their input and hard work in coming up with these marketing ideas.

Board President Erasmo Lopez pointed out that mothers are making the decision on where to send their children to school, so he suggested that staff gather input from the moms on what the district needs to do to retain students as well as attract more students to WISD.

● Facilities Update Mr. Andres Sanchez, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Finance, provided information on the Facility projects previously approved by the Board.

WESLACO ISDDISTRICT FACILITIES UPDATE

April 10, 2017

Rank Project Description Estimate of Project Cost

Met with Board

Approved Architect

Agenda on 4/10/2017Method of

Construction

Hire ProjectEngineer

BM4/10/2017

Approval of Proposals

BM4/10/2017

Approval of Method of

ConstructionLater

1 Roofing - District-Wide (Immediate Need) $ 2,562,200 Yes 2 Magnetic Doors, Security Huts, Raptor System $ 100,000 Yes X

3 HVAC Equipment & Controls District Wide (includes Margo Elementary electrical system upgrade)

$ 3,725,000

4 Fire Alarm Systems – District-Wide $ 1,200,000 Yes X

5Renovation of Girls Locker Rooms & Showers – WHS & WEHS $ 4,600,000 Yes X

6Fencing Project – Margo, NB, Silva, Gonzalez, CTE, ECHS, Aquatic Center, Horton -- Including rolling gates with touch panel access system district-wide

$ 1,000,000 Yes

7 WEHS Band Hall $ 4,600,000 Yes X 8 WHS Field House $ 2,900,000 Yes X

9 - A CTE - Calvillo Complex – Remodeling for ECHS Courses

??? Yes X

9 - BCTE - Pete Abrigo Ag Farm – Remodeling for ECHS Courses ??? Yes X

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Status on Projects as listed on chart above:

1. Staff has met with the architect. It will take about two weeks to receive information. 2. Staff met with the architect last week on the security huts. Another meeting will be scheduled to

finalize the locations. 3. A recommendation will be made to hire a mechanical engineer to assist staff. More information

will be provided to the Board in May or June. 4. A recommendation will be made to hire an engineer to help with the fire alarm systems. 5. Staff met with the architect. Information has been provided to the architect on current district plans

as requested. Once reviewed, additional information will be provided to the Board at a later date. 6. An agenda item to approve the method of construction for the fencing project is on tonight’s

agenda. 7. Staff met with the architect already. A meeting will be scheduled next week to go over what was

discussed earlier on the band hall and on the use of the old building. An agenda item to approve the method of construction for the band hall will be presented to the Board in May or June.

8. Staff met with the architect. The architect is working with the information provided by staff. 9-A. Staff met with architect last week. Architect is working with information provided by staff. 9-B. Staff met with architect last week. Architect is working with information provided by staff. 10. An agenda item to recommend an engineer is on tonight’s agenda. An agenda item to approve the

method of construction will be presented to the Board in May. 11. Discussion has not taken place. 12. Staff met with the architect last week. An agenda item to approve the method of construction is on

tonight’s agenda. 13. An agenda item to approve the tile installation project will be presented for consideration later in

this meeting. 14. Staff is trying to gather information on the sq. ft. and will bring back to the Board in May. 15. Agenda items to recommend a civil engineer and to approve the method of construction will be

presented later in this meeting. 16. More information will be provided to the Board at a later time. 17. Staff is looking at buying or renting property near the expressway to display a billboard. More

information will be provided to the Board at a later time. 18. An agenda item to consider approval of replacing the turf and resurfacing the running track at

Lackey Stadium will be presented later in this meeting. 19. The Aquatic Center is in need of a storage building for the purpose of storing chemicals that are

currently stored in the Aquatic Center. Staff will present an agenda item at the next meeting to hire an architect for this project.

Total cost for these projects is $30,722,200. Total Monies Available: $32,000,000 (from Maintenance Tax Notes the District is acquiring and from the monies in the fund balance) In response to board members’ inquiries, Mr. Sanchez pointed out that additional monies was allocated for the roofing project ($2.5) because the architect mentioned that additional work might be necessary. The amount allocated for renovations of Roosevelt Elementary ($4.9) will be available for use, if needed. *************************************************************************************

Superintendent Dr. Canales introduced the new Head Football Coach/Athletic Coordinator for Weslaco High School, Mr. Michael Salinas. Mr. Salinas stated, “It’s an honor to be here, humble to be the new head coach and new athletic coordinator. I’m excited to get to work and appreciate all your support. I’m looking forward to working with the kids.”

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X. Consent Agenda

The following items were pulled out for discussion: X-A, X-L, X-M #2, and X-N #13. Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to approve the consent agenda with the exception of the items pulled out. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Board Meeting of March 9, 2017 and the Special Meeting of February 23, 2017

This item was pulled out for discussion by Dr. Richard Rivera.

B. Approval of Out of Valley Trips

The Board approved the trips as presented. A.N. Tony Rico Elementary School ● Third grade students will travel to Corpus Christi, Texas on May 16, 2017 to tour the Texas State

Aquarium. Students will gain first-hand knowledge of the animals’ needs, their traits, and their habitats. Justice Raul A. Gonzalez Elementary School ● Fifth grade students will travel to Corpus Christi, Texas on May 23, 2017 to visit the Texas State

Aquarium. Students will gain first-hand knowledge of the animals’ needs, their traits, and their habitats. PFC Mario Ybarra Elementary School ● Third grade students will travel to Corpus Christi, Texas on May 19, 2017 to tour the USS Lexington

aircraft carrier. Beatriz Garza Middle School ● The 7th and 8th grade orchestra students will travel to Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Texas on May 12,

2017. Students will learn to appreciate different styles of music throughout the park by listening to different musical shows and ensemble performances throughout the day.

Central Middle School ● The 6th, 7th and 8th grade students will travel to Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Texas on May 19, 2017.

This trip will enhance and enrich the Science, Mathematics and Social Studies Units “Laws of Physics.” Cuellar Middle School ● Students participating in the Robotics Club will compete in the First Lego League Playoffs Event at the

Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas on April 8, 2017, as a result of placing near the top of the list of 63 teams at the regional meet held in March.

Weslaco East High School ● The Drama students will attend the state UIL One Act Play Competition at the University of Texas

Austin, Bass Concert Hall, on April 26-27, 2017. Students will receive training in the areas of television, community and professional theatre, dance and the motion picture industry.

● Students will attend and compete in the Region I State Visual Arts Scholastic Events (VASE)

Competition in San Antonio, Tx. on April 28-30, 2017. Students will compete, experience, and get encourage to aim for a higher education career in Art Education.

● Two (2) female students will attend the Texas Girls State in Seguin, Texas on June 11-17, 2017. The

students will learn about local, state, and federal government and will have the opportunity to interact with girls from across the State of Texas.

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● Two (2) male students will attend the Texas Boys State in Austin, Texas on June 11-17, 2017. The students will learn about leadership by taking part in the political process and will have the opportunity to interact with boys from across the State of Texas.

● The Varsity Girls Golf Team will compete in the 32-6A Regional Golf Tournament in San Antonio,

Texas on April 23-25, 2017. The athletes will compete against regional level competition in an attempt to qualify for State competition.

● The Varsity Boys Golf Team will compete in the 32-6A Regional Golf Tournament in San Antonio,

Texas on April 25-27, 2017. The athletes will compete against regional level competition in an attempt to qualify for State competition.

● The Boys Track Team will compete in the Regional UIL Track & Field Meet in San Antonio, Texas on

April 27-29, 2017. The athletes will compete against regional level competition and attempt to qualify for State competition.

● The Girls Track Team will compete in the Regional UIL Track & Field Meet in San Antonio, Texas on

April 27-29, 2017. The athletes will have the opportunity to qualify for the State Meet and gain exposure to college level coaches.

Weslaco High School ● The UIL Teams will participate in the UIL Regional Contest in San Antonio, Texas on April 6-9, 2017

and will also visit Six Flags Fiesta Texas theme park. ● The UIL Teams will participate in the UIL Academic State Contest in Austin, Texas on April 22-23,

2017. Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their skills at the regional level of competition. ● Two (2) Destination Imagination Teams will participate in the State Affiliate Destination Imagination

Tournament in Anna, Texas on April 7-9, 2017. Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their academic skills and long-term projects in Project Outreach and Improvisational categories, including an Instant Challenge component.

● Four South Texas Youth Congress (STYC) representatives will attend the ISOL (Internet Southern

Opportunities Online) Senate Bill 2123/HB3813 lobbying at Austin, Texas on April 11-13, 2017.

● The DECA students will attend and participate in the Six Flags College & Career Fair in San Antonio, Texas on May 5, 2017. The students will explore colleges and careers that are connected to the sports and entertainment industry.

● The Orchestra students will visit Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, Texas on May 12, 2017. This trip will

help students learn to appreciate different styles of music throughout the park by listening to different musical shows and ensemble performances throughout the day.

● The Panther Corps will attend the UIL State Solo/Ensemble Contest at the University of Texas at Austin on May 27-28, 2017. The students will have the opportunity to experience a higher level of competition as they represent Weslaco High School. ● The Choir students will attend the UIL State Solo & Ensemble Competition at the University of Texas

at Austin on May 28, 2017. The students will have the opportunity to compete at a higher level and to represent Weslaco High School at the state level.

● The Varsity Tennis Team will participate in the 6A Regional Tennis Tournament in San Antonio, Texas

on April 17-19, 2017. The athletes will compete with a change to advance to State competition. ● The Girls Golf Team will participate in the 6A Regional Golf Tournament in San Antonio, Texas on

April 23-25, 2017. The athletes will represent WISD with a chance to advance to State competition. ● The Boys Golf Team will participate in the 6A Regional Golf Tournament in San Antonio, Texas on

April 25-27, 2017. The athletes will represent WISD with a chance to advance to State competition.

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Weslaco High School & Weslaco East High School ● The Criminal Justice Skills USA Chapter 4239 members will travel to San Antonio, Texas on May 12,

2017. The students will tour the Witte Museum and visit Fiesta Texas. Students will be exposed to multi-sensory experiences, promote cooperative learning, foster critical thinking in science, art and history, encourage creativity and invite interactions with the real thing.

● Forty auto body students will attend and participate in the Toyota Texas Plant Tour program in San

Antonio, Texas on May 12, 2017. The students will have access to information and videos on the history of Toyota and experience firsthand how vehicles are assembled on an assembly line.

● The SkillsUSA students will attend and participate in the SkillsUSA National Skills and Leadership

Competition to be held in Louisville, Kentucky, June 19-23, 2017. The contest aids in building the student’s belief and abilities in themselves as they participate in numerous general competitive events and in the election of SkillsUSA National Officers.

● The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) students will attend and participate

in the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, July 2-6, 2017. The students will compete in STAR Events, participate in leadership development workshops and serve as voting delegates.

Weslaco High School, Weslaco East High School & Early College High School ● The Future Farmers of America (FFA) students will attend the Area X FFA speaking contest,

convention and banquet in Robstown, Texas on May 10-12, 2017. Students will vote on new delegates to represent the RGV for 2017-2018 and compete at Area for speaking events.

WISD Migrant Trip ● Sixty eighth grade, freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior Weslaco ISD migrant students from B.

Garza, Central, Cuellar, and Mary Hoge Middle Schools and Weslaco High School, Weslaco East High School, and South Palm Gardens High School will attend “IMPACTTRUTH”, American’s Business Leaders Student Conference in San Antonio, Texas on June 26-29, 2017. Students participating will obtain the tools necessary to achieve academic success and personal growth.

C. Approval to Accept a $500.00 Donation from Davis Equity Realty for Memorial Elementary

School The Board accepted the donation from Davis Equity Realty as presented. The funds will be used to help cover the cost of expenses incurred by the fourth grade students while on their field trip to San Antonio, Texas.

D. Approval to Accept Donations in the Amount of $400.00 for the National Junior Honor Society at Beatriz Garza Middle School from Various Sponsors:

1. $150.00 from Rio Bank 2. $250 from Tamez Financial

The Board accepted the donations as presented. The funds will be used to help cover the cost of

expenses incurred by the National Junior Honor Society club members while on their trip to A&M College Station.

E. Approval to Accept a $10,316.17 Donation from the Weslaco East Athletic Booster Club for the

Weslaco East Athletic Program

The Board accepted the donation as presented. The funds will be used to purchase athletic equipment and supplies needed for students participating in the Athletic Program.

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F. Approval to Accept a $125.00 Donation from Dr. Claudia Hernandez, Smile Inc. for the Weslaco High School Folkloric Dance Class

The Board accepted the donation as presented. The funds will be used to help students attend the National Association of Folkloric Groups Dance Conference.

G. Approval to Accept a $1,000 Donation from South Texas Juvenile Diabetes Association for

Weslaco ISD Elementary Coaches

The Board approved the donation as presented. The funds will be used to purchase items needed for physical education classes to promote healthy eating and reduce the rate of obesity.

H. Approval of All Textbook Titles Up for Adoption Under Proclamation 2017 to be Implemented in

2017-2018

The Board approved the textbook titles selected for use in 2017-2018. The District Textbook Committee and the campus teachers reviewed all textbooks approved by the state under Proclamation 2017 for selection and use in Texas school districts. All titles selected are on the state-approved list and appropriate for use in Texas schools. The number of textbooks ordered this spring will be based on district PEIMS enrollment data as per TEA. This year’s proclamation includes CTE courses, languages other than English, and algebraic reasoning. A list of textbooks is on file.

I. Approval of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Weslaco Independent School

District and South Texas College for the Weslaco T-STEM ECHS and Weslaco East T-STEM ECHS The Board approved the Memorandum of Understanding with South Texas College for the Weslaco T-STEM ECHS and Weslaco East T-STEM ECHS. Students are provided with an opportunity to receive an Associate’s Degree in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). This initiative offers a fundamental approach to empower teachers, inspire students, and advance the studies in these four fields. The campuses will offer a structured program of support services and activities aimed at promoting the development of academic mastery and providing opportunities for enhancing career success. The majority of the population of the T-STEM campus will include students from low-income families, students from disadvantaged groups, and students who are at-risk of dropping out. School districts with eligible faculty, and who are offering the courses on their campuses will be exempt from paying tuition, registration, lab, and drop fees, with the exception of any nursing/allied health course-specific testing fees and student liability insurance costs as applicable.

J. Approval of Inter-local Agreement with UT-RGV to Allow Weslaco ISD Students to Participate in the 2017 Transportation/Railway Safety Summer Engineering/Robotics Program

The Board approved the interlocal agreement with The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley to provide a summer engineering/robotics experience for 99 Weslaco ISD students during the week of June 26-30, 2017. This opportunity will provide fifty-five elementary and forty-four middle school students with real-world/hands on learning experiences in applied engineering and robotics while working on the UT-RGV Edinburg campus. Expenses for this program will be paid for from the 2017 technology summer program budget.

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K. Approval of Purchase of Edible Education's Kitchen A La Cart and Seasonal Curriculum for

Weslaco ISD 21st Century Community Learning Center ACE Student Program

The Board approved the purchase of eight (8) Edible Education’s Kitchen a La Cart Equipment/System Carts including related Seasonal Curriculum for the Weslaco ISD 21st Century Community Learning Center ACE Student Program from Edible Education of Midlothian, VA as a sole source item. Purchase of this program will provide students with the opportunity to collaborate and learn about healthy eating habits and lifestyles. The program provides a year round interdisciplinary curriculum which includes 12 spiral bound packets for every site. Each month will feature two seasonal foods, complete with recipes, and activity sheets. Curriculum will be provided to each of the 10 ACE sites in our district. This purchase will enhance the ACE academic enrichment programming for students. The cost of this purchase is $77,183.23 and will be paid from the 21st Century Community Learning Center Federal Grant, ACE Program Budget.

L. Approval of Summer Work Schedule for Central Office and Campus Staff on Year Round

Contracts

This item was pulled out by Mr. Isidoro Nieto, Trustee.

M. Approval of Proposal Awards:

1. Lumber Supplies & Equipment (Proposal #17-04-34) The Board awarded the proposals for the purchase of lumber supplies and equipment to three (3) vendors:

Vendor Location Category Matt’s Building Materials Pharr, Texas Lumber Supplies McCoy’s Building Supply Weslaco, Texas Lumber Supplies South Texas Molding Donna, Texas Millwork Any purchase for lumber supplies with an estimated cost of $500 or less will require only one quote from the appropriate vendor listed below. However, purchases for lumber supplies greater than $500 will require quotes from both of the approved vendors. All millwork, regardless of amount, will be purchased from South Texas Molding and will require a quote. The total amount of purchases per vendor cannot be determined at this time since district-wide usage of lumber supplies will vary depending on district need and availability per vendor. The total estimated amount of lumber supplies and equipment purchases for the contract year will range from $50,000 to $60,000.

2. Service Truck for Transportation Department (Proposal #17-04-35)

This item was pulled out for discussion by Andrew Gonzalez.

N. Approval of Budget Amendments The Board approved the budget amendments as presented with the exception of #13 which was pulled out for discussion.

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1. Weslaco East High School – State High School Allotment Fund to Cover Travel Expenses for Counselor to Attend the South Texas Early College High School Conference at SPI ($400.00)

2. Assessment & Accountability Dept. – Local Maintenance Fund to Pay Mileage/Travel Reimbursements for Staff, and to Purchase Furniture, Equipment, and Supplies for New Conference Room ($8,000.00)

3. Mary Hoge Middle School – Local Maintenance Fund to Purchase Certificates and

Refreshments for National Junior Honor Society Induction Ceremony ($500.00)

4. Weslaco East High School – Local Maintenance Fund to Cover Travel Expenses for Students who Advanced to Regional and State UIL Competition ($6,151.00)

5. North Bridge Elementary – Local Maintenance Fund to Purchase UIL Materials for Students ($377.00)

6. Horton AEP – Local Maintenance Fund to Purchase Polo Spirit Shirts for Staff, and to

Purchase a Small Refrigerator for the Faculty Lounge ($1,193)

7. Technology – Technology Special Fund to Record Budget for Purchase Orders Rolled Forward. Purchase Orders are for Erate Items, Wireless Infrastructure Upgrades for Campuses and a Wireless Solution for One High School ($100,417)

8. Technology – Local Maintenance Fund to Record Budget for Purchase Orders Rolled

Forward. Purchase Orders are for Erate Items for Internet Access ($59,297)

9. Maintenance Dept. – Local Maintenance Fund to Cover Costs of Non-Budgeted Projects to be Completed the Remainder of the School Year ($83,000)

10. Transportation Dept. – Local Maintenance Fund to Purchase a Service Truck ($77,087)

11. Nursing Dept. – CPR Equipment and Supplies for CPR Training District-Wide ($10,000)

12. District-Wide – Local Maintenance Fund – Operating Transfer Out to Construction Fund for

the Installation of Tile at Various Campuses, and for the Resurfacing of the Artificial Turf on the Field and Resurfacing of the Track at Bobby Lackey Stadium ($1,350,000)

13. To Increase Budget for Athletics Department to Finish the 2016-2017 School Year and to Start the 2017-2018 School Year. Monies Needed for Spring 2017 are to Cover Costs of Employee and Student Travel, Game Officials, School Buses Transportation, Student Awards, Repair of Equipment, Helmet Re-Conditioning, Physicals, and Rental of Storage Units. Monies Needed for Fall 2017 are for Supplies and Equipment for the Various Fall Sports ($700,000)

This item was pulled out for discussion by Isidoro Nieto, Trustee.

O. Approval to Declare Damaged/Obsolete Furniture and/or Equipment as Surplus Property

The Board approved the list of damaged/obsolete furniture and/or equipment as surplus property and to allow the administration to dispose of these items via auction. The personal property listed has been inspected and found to be of no further value to the district. All surplus items will be sold via auction. Any unsold items or trash items will be disposed of accordingly.

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Description Total

1991 Dodge Pickup 1 1997 Dodge Pickup 1 Audio visual equipment 18 Cabinets 10 Chairs 45 Chalkboards 30 Computers 125 Dryer 1 Exercise bikes 4 Lawn tractors 3 Locker banks 8 Monitors 63 Printers 84 Shoulder pads 130 Tables 7 Washer 1 Welders 10

P. Approval of Quarterly Investment Activity Report for the Quarter Ended February 28, 2017

The Board approved the Quarterly Investment Activity Report for quarter ended February 28, 2017 as presented. House Bill No. 2459 passed in 1995 requires that the Investment Officer(s) of a governing body prepare a written quarterly report of investment transactions for all funds for the preceding reporting period.

Fund Name Book Value

2/28/2017 Ending Market

Value 2/28/2017

Market Value is Higher (Lower) than

Book Value By

Accrued Interest @ 2/28/2017

Total First Public Investment Pool

$ 55,728,324.49 $ 55,738,277.41 $ 9,952.92 N/A

Total Texas Term Investment Pool

$ 10,797,885.68 $ 10,797,885.68 - N/A

Total Tex-Pool

$ 5,805,093.26 $ 5,805,093.26 - N/A

Totals – All Investments

$ 72,331,303.43 $ 72,341,256.35 $ 9,952.92

The investment earnings for the quarter ended February 28, 2017 is $123,434.05.

Items Pulled out for Discussion:

A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Board Meeting of March 9, 2017 and the Special Meeting of February 23, 2017 Dr. Rivera pointed out that Dr. Filomena Leo (former Interim Superintendent) had presented at the re-zoning workshop held prior to the March Board Meeting. He asked staff to provide an update on what her role is with the District and how much money has been paid to her to date.

L. Approval of Summer Work Schedule for Central Office and Campus Staff on Year Round

Contracts This item was pulled out for informational purposes by Isidoro Nieto, Trustee.

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Melva Segura, Human Resources Director, presented the summer work schedule for Central Office and campus staff employed on year round contracts. The following schedule will allow for a three-day weekend:

Monday thru Thursday 7:30 am – 12:00 pm ½ hour lunch 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm 12:30 pm – 6:00 pm Friday Off

The schedule will begin on Monday, June 5, 2017 and will continue until Thursday, July 27, 2017. Regular work hours for Central Office and staff employed on year round contracts will resume Monday, July 31, 2017. This schedule does not include personnel who work on an hourly basis such as custodians, maintenance, etc.

M. Approval of Proposal Awards:

2. Service Truck for Transportation Department (Proposal #17-04-35)

This item was pulled out for discussion by Andrew Gonzalez, Trustee. Mr. Gonzalez wanted to make sure that the truck that was being recommended was the truck that staff wanted.

Mr. Lupe Garcia, Transportation Director, informed the Board that the department currently has

one service truck. The department is in need of a second service truck due to the number of sports events held for both high schools and the middle schools as well. On numerous occasions several events have taken place on the same day; hence, leaving the other schools without a service truck.

The service truck being recommended will have a mobile repair unit that will assist in repairing

buses on the road instead of having them towed into the shop for minor repairs. The vehicle comes with all of the equipment requested (service bed, gas powered compressor, gas powered welder and a crane with a lifting capacity of up to 3,000 lbs. The warranty on the chassis and the powertrain is 3 years and 5 years, respectfully. The truck will be purchased from Grapevine DCJ from Grapevine, Texas at a cost of $79,390.00.

N. Approval of Budget Amendments 13. To Increase Budget for Athletics Department to Finish the 2016-2017 School Year and to Start

the 2017-2018 School Year. Monies Needed for Spring 2017 are to Cover Costs of Employee and Student Travel, Game Officials, School Buses Transportation, Student Awards, Repair of Equipment, Helmet Re-Conditioning, Physicals, and Rental of Storage Units. Monies Needed for Fall 2017 are for Supplies and Equipment for the Various Fall Sports.

This item was pulled out for informational purposes by Isidoro Nieto, Trustee. He wanted to

make sure that funds were available in case that the new Head Coach was in need of new items. Athletic Director Oscar Riojas informed the Board that the sole purpose of this transfer is to

ensure that all items for fall programs are ordered and received by the start of the new school year. Due to the great success of the athletic programs, additional funds are needed to cover student travel, meals and lodging for students advancing in competition.

Dr. Rivera wanted to know the account where funds were transferred from, and how much

monies had been transferred the previous year.

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According to Mr. Sanchez, $700,000 will be transferred from the fund balance assigned to facilities and other needs. Last year, staff also transferred $700,000 but did not use all the funds; therefore, the remaining funds were put back in to the fund balance.

Dr. Rivera questioned the need for funds in the area of curriculum and instruction and asked the

superintendent to follow up with the principals to see if they were in need of monies for their campus.

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to approve all items discussed as presented. Isidoro Nieto

seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. XI. Discussion Items:

A. Interim Financial Reports for the Month of March 2017

The Board acknowledged the Interim Financial Reports for the month of March 2017 as prepared by the Business Office.

Mr. Andres Sanchez, Assistant Superintendent of Business and Finance, presented the

following report.

● Total revenues received is $113,642,508 which is equivalent to 67.28% of the budget. ● Expenditures incurred and paid through March 31, 2017 is $94,388,032 which is equivalent to 54.69%. According to Mr. Sanchez, Function 11 will have monies available which will go in to the fund

balance for facility needs at the end of the year. He explained that the savings was a result of monies that had not been spent on hiring additional teachers due to a decrease in student enrollment.

Mr. Lopez asked staff to contact the principals to find out if they were in need of any resources,

etc. at their campus. Dr. Canales responded that the district advisory committee will be looking at trends and scores for kinder, pre-k and up to 12 grade, to determine if there is a need for teacher trainings, professional development, or for supplies and materials.

B. Acknowledgement of Hidalgo County Tax Office Collection Report for February 2017: Current

Taxes and Delinquent Taxes

The Board acknowledged the Collection Report for February 2017 as presented. Section 31.10 Property Tax Code requires the Tax Assessor/Collector to submit to the governing body of the taxing unit a written report made under oath accounting for all taxes collected for the unit during the preceding month.

Source Budget Received & Receivable

Variance Percentage

5700 Local Source 24,999,338 23,918,788 ( 1,080,440) 95.68% 5800 State Source 129,137,305 80,591,585 (48,545,720) 62.41% 5900 Federal Sources 14,760,753 9,132,135 ( 5,628,618) 61.87% Totals 168,897,286 113,642,508 (55,254,778) 67.28%

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Listed below is the February 2017 report from the Hidalgo County Tax Office:

● The collection of current taxes for fiscal year 2016-2017 through February 28 is 0.70% higher than the delinquent taxes for fiscal year 2015-2016.

● The collection of delinquent taxes for fiscal year 2016-2017 through February 28 is 0.40% lower than

the delinquent taxes for fiscal year 2015-2016. ● The column for tax modifications represents the cumulative tax adjustments (September through February 2017) reported by the Hidalgo County Tax Office for the 2016-2017 fiscal year in their February 2017 report.

XII. Discussion and Possible Action Items:

A. Discussion and Possible Action to Approve the 2017-2018 Academic Calendar

Each campus submitted a calendar to the Superintendent’s Advisory Committee. The committee, which is composed of a representative from each campus, met on several occasions to narrow the selection to three options. Parents, students, and staff were given an opportunity to view and vote on the three calendar option on-line. Listed below are the voting results. Calendar 2 had the most overall votes.

District Summary Calendar I Calendar 2 Calendar 3

Teachers 124 405 132 Parents 49 159 58 Students 672 2186 652 School-Non Teacher 67 175 88 Departments 135 86 58 Totals 1047 3011 988

Dr. Rivera made the motion to approve Calendar 2 as presented. Andrew Gonzalez seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

B. Discussion and Possible Action to Authorize the Purchase of Global Positioning System Hardware and Monitoring Service for the District’s School Bus and White Fleet

Staff has evaluated the feasibility of purchasing GPS tracking and monitoring software for the bus and white fleet for the purpose of addressing student safety, savings in fuel, and extending the longevity of the fleet.

Original Tax Levy

Taxes Collected to

Date

Tax Modifications (Adjustments)

to Date

Taxes Outstanding

To-Date

% Tax Collections 2016-2017

% Tax Collections 2015-2016

2016-2017 vs.

2015-2016

Current Taxes

$24,363,529 $ 21,127,487 ($ 88,581) $ 3,147,461 7.03% 86.33% .70% Higher

Delinquent Taxes-

Prior Years Levy

4,404,049 $ 657,894 ( 98,409) $ 3,647,747 15.28% 15.68% 0.40% Lower

Rollback Taxes

14,896 14,896 0 0 100.00% 0.00% N/A

Totals

$ 28,782,474

$ 21,800,277

( $186,990)

$ 6,795,207

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The Transportation Department tested and evaluated three systems. Each of the companies provided demo units that were installed in the buses and monitored over the past several months. Transportation staff recommended the system from Zonar based on the cost of hardware, cost of monitoring service, and software system reporting capabilities. Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to approve the purchase of Global Positioning System hardware and monitoring service for the District’s school bus and white fleet. Oscar Caballero seconded the motion. Mr. De La Rosa explained that Zonar will provide $50,000 in grants for the initial purchase of the hardware. Even though they are not the least expensive, they will cover the first $50,000 of the purchase in return for a three year monitoring service agreement. The cost will be approximately $44,000.00 per year for the monitoring service of 170 units. According to Mr. De La Rosa, this purchase will pay for itself due to the savings on fuel, insurance premiums, and maintenance on the fleet. Mr. Lopez questioned the issue with buses idling and the consequences to bus drivers. Mr. De La Rosa responded that other school districts have an individual who monitors the software that provides an alert whenever a bus is idling for more than five to ten minutes. Staff will then contact the bus driver to find out why the bus has been idling. Transportation Director Lupe Garcia stated that the bus drivers are reprimanded when their buses are idling, as per district policy in place. Mr. Garcia pointed out that two staff members check the cameras on the buses on a daily basis and they submit a weekly report to him. The Board voted unanimously in favor of the motion made by Andrew Gonzalez and seconded by Oscar Caballero to purchase the Global Positioning System hardware and monitoring service for the District’s school bus and white fleet.

C. Discussion and Possible Action to Enter Into an Inter-Local Participation Agreement with the

Texas Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative

TEEBC is a non-profit cooperative solely focused on Employee benefit programs for Texas educational entities. TEEBC was formed as an administrative agency under the authority of Chapter 791 of the Texas Government Code and other applicable law to provide its member with advantages in purchasing certain types of employee benefit products. Like other purchasing cooperatives, TEEBC will serve as an option to obtain quotes and purchase various employee benefit products subject to Board approval. The District participates in similar purchasing cooperatives such as Buy Board and TASB. The term of contract will be from September 1, 2017 through August 31, 2018 at no cost to the district. Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to enter into an inter-local participation agreement with the Texas Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative (TEEBC) as presented. Dr. Jaime Rodriguez seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

D. Discussion and Possible Action to Obtain Employer Paid Term Life Insurance through the Texas

Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative for Fiscal Year 2017-2018

The District provides all employees with $25,000 of term life insurance at no charge to the employees. Employees may purchase up to $100,000 in additional life insurance at group rates. In 2014, the District conducted an RFP for group life insurance and Dearborn National was the selected vendor. Dearborn offered the product at $1.20 per employee per month vs. the price from

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other companies which ranged from $1.87 to $3.00. Dearborn is now available through the Texas Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative (TEEBC) and has guaranteed to lock in the current rates through August 2020. Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to obtain employer paid Term Life insurance through the Texas Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative for fiscal year 2017-2018. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion and it passed unanimously. Mr. Gonzalez asked Mr. De La Rosa to make sure all employees are aware that they are able to purchase additional life insurance based on their age group, etc. Mr. De La Rosa explained that new employees have the option to purchase up to $100,000 of life insurance within 30 days of employment without the need for health screenings. However, current employees who want to buy additional life insurance will have to go through simple underwriting. The cost of insurance varies based on age group. For example, an individual between the ages of 40-44 would pay 0.15 cents per $1,000 of coverage for a total of $15.00 per month for $100,000 coverage.

Dr. Rivera commented that this was a very good plan for the employees. Mr. De La Rosa reported

that this company has done an excellent job for the district.

The board members voted unanimously in favor of the motion made by Andrew Gonzalez and seconded by Isidoro Nieto to obtain employer paid Term Life insurance through the Texas Educational Employers Benefit Cooperative for fiscal year 2017-2018.

E. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of the Guaranteed Savings

Report, for One Year of Operations After the Final Completion of the Project, as Submitted by E3 Integral Solutions, Inc. for the Energy Conservation Project Conducted at Several School District Facilities

On July 2, 2012, the Board approved to use the Design Build Method of Construction with a guaranteed savings provision for the Energy Conservation project conducted at several school district facilities included for the project. On November 19, 2012, the Board of Trustees ranked Entegral Solutions #1 for the project. Mr. Sanchez explained that the guaranteed savings amount on the energy conservation project is $639,592 for year 1, and $558,653 for years 2-15 which includes $100,000 of maintenance and operations savings due to less cost of labor for employees not having to trouble shoot or repair old equipment. The option to purchase the guaranteed savings option for years 2-15 will cost $113.00 per year. Mr. Bill Savarino from E3 Entegral Solutions commented that the guaranteed energy savings for the first year was $698,685 of the guaranteed $639,000. The project generated enough savings to meet the amount stipulated in the contract; thus, the project was successful. Mr. Savarino thanked Mr. Sanchez, Americo Garza and his staff for their assistance on the process of this project, as well as the principals for their patience and cooperation as they resolved issues on their campuses. Mr. Americo Garza, Director of Energy Management, performed a billing analysis of the savings obtained and has confirmed that the savings, as claimed by Entegral Solutions, have been met. Mr. Garza did not see a need, and recommended that the district not continue with the guaranteed savings option on the project for years 2-15 at a cost of $113,000 per year since the project has proven to achieve the savings stipulated. Mr. Lopez wanted to know if the District had received any credits from CPL or the government as a result of the energy savings initiative. Mr. Garza replied that the District received a rebate several months ago after participating in a program hosted by AEP, which provides cash incentives to school districts for implementing energy conservation issues.

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Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to accept and approve the guaranteed savings report as presented by Entegral Solutions. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

F. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of the Underwriting Syndicate

for the Sale of Approximately $17,000,000 Maintenance Tax Notes

The Board had approved for the District to proceed with several building and renovations projects to address facility needs. On March 9, 2017, the Board approved to proceed with the final plan of finance and selected the Negotiated Sale method for approximately $17,000,000 Maintenance Tax Notes in order to be able to finance the cost of all the facility projects as well as the purchase of school buses, instructional computers, surveillance equipment, and other district vehicles. These funds will complement the $16,000,000 of funds currently available in the General Fund’s “Fund Balance Assigned for Facilities or Other Needs” for these projects. Mr. Chris Vela, First Southwest Company Financial Advisor, provided the following information: ● Interest points came down 10 basis points as of March 9, 2017. ● All assumptions have 50 basis points or a .5 of 1% on their projections in terms of what the market is. ● Is currently at 16 basis points above the market Listed below are six (6) Underwriting Companies that have approached the District seeking to underwrite the issuance of the refunding bonds: 1. Estrada Hinojosa & Company, Inc.* 2. Frost Capital Markets* 3. FTN Financial Capital Markets 4. Siebert Brandford Shank & Co 5. Stephens, Inc. 6. Stifel, Nicolaus & Company

*Companies have worked with Weslaco ISD in the past. Listed below are the firms that were ranked based on a ranking from 2016 to present:

Frost Capital Markets 75 ISD transactions to date 63 other

Total: 138

Estrada Hinojosa & Co. Inc. 58 ISD transactions 65 other

Total: 123

Piper Jaffray 54 ISD transactions 81 other

Total: 135

First Tennessee 52 ISD transactions 60 other

Total: 112

Cabrera Capital Markets 2 ISD transactions 5 other

Total: 7

First Public None Staff recommended the top two firms: Estrada Hinojosa as the senior underwriter and Frost Capital Markets as the manager underwriter. The senior underwriters will be assigned to sell 60% of the bond issue and the manager underwriters will be assigned to sell 40% of the bond issue respectively. Mr. Sanchez pointed out that the two firms did a good job on the previous refunding for the district. Estrada Hinojosa was the senior underwriter and Frost was the co-manager.

Dr. Rivera questioned the fee for each firm. Mr. Vela provided an estimate of $4.00 to $5.00 per bond per thousand to underwrite the bonds. The amount will be split between the two firms depending their participation. He explained that the total spread is based on risk, compensation, and regulatory fees and expenses. This information is presented to their underwriting desk who

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will then negotiate with the senior underwriter. Once they receive the pricing views and expenses from the senior manager, which is based on a consensus scale from the co-manager, his firm will review the expenses, management fees and the risk. Mr. Vela assured the board members that the underwriting desk is obligated to make sure that the best price is secured on behalf of the Board. Isidoro Nieto made the motion to approve Estrada Hinojosa & Company as the senior underwriters

and Frost Capital Markets as the manager underwriters. Andrew Gonzalez seconded the motion. Voting in favor of the motion were Isidoro Nieto, Andrew Gonzalez, Oscar Caballero, Patrick Kennedy, and Dr. Jaime Rodriguez. Dr. Richard Rivera voted against the motion. Motion carried with a 5 to 1 vote.

G. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of Administration’s

Recommendation of the Ranking of the Proposals Received for the Resurfacing of the Lackey Stadium’s Football Field Turf & Running Track (CSP # 17-04-33)

On January 9, 2017, the Board approved the improvements project at Lackey Football Stadium. The scope of this project consisted of the replacement of the football field turf and the resurfacing of the running track. As part of the approval process, the Board approved the use of the CSP method of procurement and delegated their ranking authority to Administration; and approved the ranking criteria and the points value as presented. A competitive sealed proposal package was emailed to nine (9) vendors and; as a result, the district received six (6) proposal responses. After reviewing and ranking all of the proposals, administrative staff recommended the proposal from Field Turf located in Montreal, Canada at a cost of $815,263.00. Field Turf was ranked as the #1 firm with 540 points. Hellas Construction received 588 points, but was ranked #2. Athletic Director Oscar Riojas and Athletic Coordinators/Head Football Coaches Mike Burget from Weslaco East High School, and Michael Salinas from Weslaco High School, visited some fields where turf had recently been installed by Field Turf and by Hellas. They all concurred that Field Turf provided a much better and safer product. Oscar Riojas informed the Board that the main feature considered was to have a cooler field. The field turf provides a much simpler process with less upkeep. Based on a temperature study conducted, the field turf is 35-40 degrees much cooler. On the other hand, the Hellas turf needs to be watered three days out of the week. The turf is made up of a mixture of cork and coconut which is biodegradable and can be windblown. Weslaco East High School has field turf and according to Coach Burget, the turf looks brand new after five years of installation; thus, his athletes have not sustained any injuries while practicing on this field. He is very happy with the product and said that the coaches, trainers, and students all like the turf. Coach Salinas also agreed that the field turf has held up much better over the years and is a safer field for student athletes. Isidoro Nieto made the motion to approve the administration’s ranking and award the resurfacing project to Field Turf as recommended. Oscar Caballero seconded the motion.

A brief discussion was held on the warranty provided by both companies and the difference in cost. Dr. Rivera said that he was involved when Hellas installed the turf at Lackey Stadium and was very impressed with the turf. He pointed out that Hellas offers a ten year warranty and is lower in cost vs. Field Turf who offers an 8 year warranty and the cost is much higher.

Mr. Kennedy wanted to know if the district had to contract specialty labor when the warranty expired. According to Coach Riojas, staff contracted Hellas two to three times in the past couple of years to restripe the running track in order to have it ready for track events, etc. The turf, which is on its tenth year, has held up despite all the wear and tear it endures on a weekly basis throughout the year. Aside from the district’s sports events, the field is used by other community

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organizations such as Pop Warner and little league soccer, etc. When service is required on the field turf at East High School, staff contacts their local office based in Texas and service is provided within 24 hours. Both companies have provided good service to the district.

The cost for this project is $815,263.00 and will be obtained from the fund balance assigned for facilities or other needs. A vote was called for on the motion made by Isidoro Nieto and seconded by Oscar Caballero to approve the administration’s ranking and award the resurfacing project to Field Turf as recommended. Voting in favor were Isidoro Nieto, Oscar Caballero, Andrew Gonzalez, and Dr. Jaime Rodriguez. Voting against the motion were Dr. Richard Rivera and Patrick Kennedy. Motion carried with a 4-2 vote.

H. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of Administration’s Recommendation for Approval of the Proposals Received for the Tile Installation Project for Schools: Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary, Margo Elementary, Memorial Elementary & Weslaco East High School (RFP#17-05-39)

As part of the District’s continuing effort to keep schools safe and clean, it was determined that various campuses were in need of new flooring. The administration, principals and staff agreed that the installation of vinyl tile would help maintain a cleaner environment in the classroom which will be conducive to student learning. The work scope of this project consists of the following: ● Tile will be installed in all classrooms at Margo and Memorial Elementary. ● Tile will be installed in the main office area at Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary and

Weslaco East High School. ● Removal of existing tile or carpet ● Preparing the surface and installing vinyl tile The work will be performed during the summer to avoid interrupting instruction to the students.

The completion date is July 31, 2017. Three (3) proposals were considered:

Vendor/Location Total Project Cost (with Option)

Timeline to Complete all campuses

Total Points

Floor Covering Specialist Mission, Tx.

$459,042.58

43 days

400

Jones Construction Weslaco, Tx.

$455.799.40

54 days

376

Center Stone Services Weslaco, Tx.

$505,695.20

60 days

320

Mr. Sanchez mentioned that the district has worked with Floor Covering in the past and they have done a good job. Mr. Lopez pointed out that he had heard very good comments on the tile installed at several campuses last summer by Jones Construction as far as the timeliness, cleanliness, and work ethics. He wanted to make sure that the new board members were aware that last year’s tile project went smoothly and was completed on time, since this project is also very important and needs to be completed before the school year begins.

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Dr. Rodriguez made the motion to award the proposal for the tile installation project for Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary, Margo Elementary, Memorial Elementary and Weslaco East High School to Floor Covering Specialist of Mission, Texas. Patrick Kennedy seconded the motion.

Dr. Rivera questioned the amount of money that has been allocated for these projects. He asked Mr. Sanchez to provide a report on the weekly update indicating the total amount of funds available for construction, including the loan. He stated, “You have to look at the budget for this coming year and at different things.”

Mr. Sanchez replied that the monies allocated for these projects are from last year’s savings from

the fund balance assigned for facilities and other needs. He will provide information requested on their weekly update.

The board members voted unanimously in favor of the motion made by Dr. Rodriguez and seconded by Patrick Kennedy to award the proposal for the tile installation project for Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary, Margo Elementary, Memorial Elementary and Weslaco East High School to Floor Covering Specialist of Mission, Texas.

I. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval to Hire Mariano Garcia Civil Engineering Firm to Design the Plans and Specifications and Oversee the Construction of the Parking Lot Improvements at Rodolfo “Rudy” Silva Elementary and Justice Raul Gonzalez Elementary Project

During the February 17, 2017 Board Meeting, the Board approved the construction of the Parking Lot Improvements Project at Silva Elementary and Gonzalez Elementary schools as part of the priority facilities projects for the District.

The principals at both campuses addressed the need for additional parking spaces due to traffic congestion during the day, as well as with parents picking up students at the end of the school day. Since the parking lot spaces available at each campus are mostly taken up by district staff, parking spaces are limited for parents or other visitors during the school day.

Civil engineer Mariano Garcia was contacted to evaluate the situation at both campuses and provided his recommendations to the administration.

The scope of this project will consist of the following: ● Add 58 new parking spaces and lighting to Silva Elementary ● Add 56 new parking spaces and lighting to Gonzalez Elementary

Dr. Rivera made the motion to approve Mariano Garcia Engineering LLP to design the plans and specifications and to oversee the construction of the parking lot improvements project at Silva Elementary and Gonzalez Elementary Schools. Patrick Kennedy seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

J. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of Parking Lot Improvements at Rodolfo “Rudy” Silva Elementary and Justice Raul Gonzalez Elementary:

1. Board Determination of Procurement Method of Construction that Will Provide the Best Value to the District for the Project

2. Board Determination to Retain the Authority to Rank the Proposals to be Received for this Project, or Board Delegation of Their Authority to the Administration to Rank the Proposals to be Received, and

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3. Approval of Criteria and Points to be Used for Ranking the Proposals The scope of this project will consist of the following: ● Add 58 new parking spaces and lighting to Silva Elementary ● Add 56 new parking spaces and lighting to Gonzalez Elementary

Mr. Mariano Garcia, Civil Engineer, had the opportunity to visit both campuses during the busy hours to evaluate the traffic situation. He provided layouts of each school’s parking lot areas which were revised by the principals and administration. This project was included in the list of facility priorities projects approved by the Board. Dr. Rivera made the motion to approve the competitive sealed proposals method of construction, approved the administration to rank the proposals, and approved the criteria and points to be used for ranking the proposals received for the parking lots improvements project at Rodolfo “Rudy” Silva Elementary and Justice Raul Gonzalez Elementary. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

K. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of Project to Build a Pavilion

in the Playground at Central Middle School, Dr. Armando Cuellar Middle School, and Mary Hoge Middle School 1. Board Determination of Procurement Method of Construction that Will Provide the Best

Value to the District for the Project

2. Board Determination to Retain the Authority to Rank the Proposals to be Received for this Project, or Board Delegation of Their Authority to the Administration to Rank the Proposals to be Received

3. Approval of Criteria and Points to be Used for Ranking the Proposals As part of the district-wide facilities improvement plan, the Middle School Pavilion Project was

ranked as one of top needed projects. The principals addressed a need to construct a pavilion to allow the students a place to gather during their respective lunch periods which will shelter them from sun and rain. The pavilions will also be used by the Physical Education (PE) Department during their instruction time.

The scope of the work for each pavilion will be 5,000 square feet (100’ x 50’) on a cement slab,

and will have six basketball backboards, lighting, and a water fountain. A preliminary cost range estimate for this project is $1,100,000 - $1,200,000. The funds for this project are available through the Local Maintenance Fund’s Fund Balance assigned for Facilities or other needs. Mr. Eli Alvarado will visit each campus in the next two weeks and in conjunction with each campus principal will determine the best location for each canopy.

A discussion was held on the need for the pavilions. Principal Pablo Vallejo from Mary Hoge

Middle School informed the Board that a pavilion was very much needed at his campus since there are no trees to provide shade for the students, especially during P.E. classes.

Dr. Rivera commented that he would prefer to see the pavilions at the elementary schools enclosed

prior to constructing the pavilions at the middle schools. He wanted to know if the pavilions were going to be enclosed. He mentioned that Elsa ISD recently enclosed two pavilions with air conditioning at a cost of $200,000 each and therefore felt that the estimated cost for the three (3) pavilions was a lot of money.

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Board President Erasmo Lopez stated that he would like to see the elementary pavilions enclosed as well; thus, he felt that the pavilions at the middle schools were also needed for the purpose of providing a place for students to congregate during the lunch hour and for other events. Oscar Riojas pointed out that the pavilions will provide an additional area for P.E. classes which will alleviate having too many students at the gym at the same time.

Mr. Nieto stated that the facility committee had ranked the projects and this project was on the top

of the list. Andrew Gonzalez also agreed that the elementary pavilions needed to be enclosed; however, he also saw the need for pavilions at the junior high campuses.

Mr. Kennedy commented, “I understand Dr. Rivera’s sentiment; it seems we’re spending a lot of

money on very high dollar projects at this meeting and we’re 400 students down.” Mr. Andres Sanchez informed the Board that the money has been allocated and the district will

also be utilizing the monies from the loan to fund some of these projects. Isidoro Nieto made the motion to approve the competitive sealed proposals method of construction

for the pavilion project at three (3) middle schools and to allow the administration to rank the proposals to be received, and approved the criteria and points to be used for ranking the proposals. Oscar Caballero seconded the motion. Voting in favor of the motion were Isidoro Nieto, Oscar Caballero, Andrew Gonzalez, and Dr. Jaime Rodriguez. Voting against the motion were Dr. Richard Rivera and Patrick Kennedy. The motion passed with a 4-2 vote.

L. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval of a Fencing Improvements

Project at the Following Schools: Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary, Margo Elementary, North Bridge Elementary, Horton AEP, Joe Calvillo CTE Complex, Aquatic Center and CTE Early College High School 1. Board Determination of Procurement Method of Construction that Would Provide the Best

Value to the District for the Project

2. Board Determination to Retain the Authority to Rank the Proposals to be Received for this Project, or Board Delegation of Their Authority to the Administration to Rank the Proposals to be Received, and

3. Approval of Criteria and Points to be Used for Ranking the Proposals As part of the safety and security district-wide plan, most of the district’s campuses have been

fenced. The fenced campuses include: Weslaco High School, Mario Ybarra Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, A.N. Rico Elementary, Cleckler-Heald Elementary, Mary Hoge Middle School, Beatriz Garza Middle School, Weslaco East High School, South Palms Garden High School, Cuellar Middle School, Central Middle School, Airport Elementary, Memorial Elementary and Sam Houston Elementary.

The remaining campuses included in this project are: Silva Elementary, Gonzalez Elementary,

Margo Elementary, North Bridge Elementary, Horton AEP, Joe Calvillo CTE Complex, Aquatic Center, and CTE Early College High School.

Mr. Kennedy wanted to know if the fences have been effective in reducing incidents at the

campuses. The Board President replied that the fences have helped, especially at the playground area at B. Garza where they also have a soccer field. According to Mr. Garlic, they have experienced past incidents where windows have been broken at the cafeteria and since the installation of the fence, there has been less vandalism at their campus.

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Dr. Rivera wanted to know if some of these schools had any type of fencing and questioned the total amount of the project. Mr. Sanchez explained that the estimated cost for this project is $525,000 which includes a combination of wrought iron and chain link fence. Silva, Gonzalez, and Margo do not have a fence in the front and CATE has chain link fence; therefore, staff would like to enclose the front area with wrought iron so that all the campuses are comparable.

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to approve the competitive sealed proposals method of

construction for this project, and for the Board to retain the authority to rank the proposals, as well as approve the criteria and points to be used for ranking the proposals. Oscar Caballero seconded the motion.

Mr. Gonzalez commented that the Board had approached the administration on these projects on several occasions and wanted to know when these projects were going to get started. He stated, “Now that the money is budgeted for these projects, we’re starting to question ourselves. We’ve done some schools and we’re trying to finish out the remaining schools that we have. I know it’s a lot of money but these are the things that Business Office has budgeted for, and this is something that these facility committees had ranked as priorities, and for those of the schools that already have fences, I hope they are keeping our children safe and I truly believe that they are. I just want that for the rest of the district.” Mr. Caballero pointed out that the district has allocated money in the past three years for safety, of which includes the fencing project. Mr. Sanchez confirmed that monies had been allocated from last year’s savings in the budget. Since the funds were not spent, the monies were placed in the fund balance and taken from there. A vote was called for on the motion made by Andrew Gonzalez and seconded by Oscar Caballero to approve the competitive sealed proposals method of construction for this project, and for the Board to retain the authority to rank the proposals, as well as approve the criteria and points to be used for ranking the proposals. Voting in favor of the motion were Andrew Gonzalez, Oscar Caballero, Patrick Kennedy, Isidoro Nieto, and Dr. Jaime Rodriguez. Dr. Richard Rivera voted against the motion. Motion carried with a 5-1 vote.

M. Discussion and Possible Action for the Board to Consider Approval to Hire Trinity MEP

Engineering to Design the Plans and Specifications and Oversee the Construction of the Following Projects:

1. Lighting for the Tennis Courts at Weslaco High School (10 courts) and Weslaco East High

School (8 courts) 2. Electrical System Upgrades at Margo Elementary (32 years old) 3. Fire Alarm and Security Alarm Systems Project at Weslaco High School and Fire Alarm

System Project at Central Office Administrative Complex At the February 13, 2017 Regular Board Meeting, the Board approved the projects listed above as part of the facilities projects for the District. Mr. Sanchez informed the Board that Trinity Engineering worked on the lights at Weslaco High School and on several other district projects, and have done a good job. Oscar Caballero made the motion to approve Trinity MEP Engineering to design the plans and specifications and oversee the construction of the projects as recommended. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion. Mr. Nieto wanted to know if all the lights were going to be replaced and the type of lights being installed. According to Mr. Americo Garza, Director of Energy Management, all the lights will be replaced with traditional lighting and all the poles will be replaced with new ones.

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Oscar Riojas mentioned that WISD recently hosted the tennis tournament and staff had to rent portable lights for this event. Tennis courts at both high schools were utilized as well as the tennis courts at the park on Airport Drive. The proposed cost of the engineering services for all three projects is $69,500. All board members voted in favor of the motion made by Oscar Caballero and seconded by Isidoro Nieto to hire Trinity MEP Engineering to design the plans and specifications and oversee the construction of the three projects as recommended by the administration.

XIII. Closed Meeting to Discuss: The Board convened in closed meeting at 9:13 p.m. to discuss the following items:

A. Personnel Matters (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.074)

1. Employment of Personnel/New Hires

2. Resignations

3. Deliberation Regarding the Appointment, Employment, Evaluation, Reassignment, Duties, Discipline, or Dismissal of a Public Officer or Employee (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.074 and 551.071)

A. Discussion of Renewal of Probationary, Term, Continuing and Dual Contracts for Teachers and Support Personnel for the 2017-2018 School Year

B. Discussion of Renewal of Contracts for District Administrators and Campus Instructional Facilitators on One Year Contracts

C. Discussion of Renewal of Contracts for Key Personnel (Administrators and Principals) on Two-Year Contracts

B. Consultation with Legal Counsel Regarding: A) Pending or Contemplated Litigation;

B) A Settlement Offer; or C) A Matter in Which the Duty of the Attorney to the Weslaco ISD Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of Texas Clearly Conflicts with Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.071)

XIV. Reconvene in Open Meeting: The Board returned to open meeting at 9:51 p.m. A. Possible Action, If Necessary, on Items Discussed in Closed Meeting

A. Personnel Matters (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.074)

1. Employment of Personnel/New Hires The superintendent recommended approval of contracts for certified professional personnel as presented.

Name Position Location 1. Buff, Haskel G. SAS Teacher Weslaco High School 2. Martinez, Albert A+ Teacher Weslaco High School 3. Rosch, John Physical Education Teacher Weslaco High School 4. Shelby, Patrick Physical Education Teacher Weslaco High School

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Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to approve the contracts for certified professional personnel as recommended by the superintendent. Patrick Kennedy seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

2. Resignations

Name Position/Location Reason/Effective Date 1. Barreiro, Cecilia Parent Specialist

Airport Elementary School Retiring after 25 years in education, with all 25 years of service at Weslaco ISD, effective May 27, 2017.

2. Bazan, Elizar Math Teacher Early College High School

Resigning to accept an accounting position with a company closer to home, effective May 27, 2017.

3. Becerra, Janie Special Education Teacher Central Middle School

Retiring after 21 years in education with all 21 years of service at Weslaco ISD, effective date May 27, 2017

4. Espinoza, Celina 1st Grade Teacher Airport Elementary School

Resigning to accept a teacher position with a school district closer to home, effective May 27, 2017.

5. Mireles, Sylvia Science Teacher Weslaco East High School

Ms. Mireles is a retire/rehire teacher. She is resigning after 45 years in education, with all 45 years of service at Weslaco ISD, effective May 27, 2017.

6. Perez, Edna 3rd Grade Teacher North Bridge Elementary School

Retiring effective immediately due to personal reasons, effective May 27, 2017.

7. Sauceda, Carlos Parent Specialist Weslaco East High School

Retiring after 25 years in education, with all 25 years of service at Weslaco ISD, effective May 27, 2017.

8. Trevino, San Juanita 4th Grade Teacher Margo Elementary School

Retiring after 34 years in education, with 18 years of service at Weslaco ISD, effective May 27, 2017.

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to accept the withdrawal of the resignation submitted by

Ms. J. Chavez on April 10, 2017. Patrick Kennedy seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

3. Deliberation Regarding the Appointment, Employment, Evaluation, Reassignment, Duties,

Discipline, or Dismissal of a Public Officer or Employee (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.074 and 551.071)

A. Discussion of Renewal of Probationary, Term, Continuing and Dual Contracts for Teachers and Support Personnel for the 2017-2018 School Year

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YSQUIERDO RAUL PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

FITE LARRY PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

HERRERA PATTY PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

LEDESMA JOSEFINA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

MATA MAX PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

SILLER MARCO PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

BANDA KIMBERLY PRB1 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BRIONES DENISELLA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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BUENROSTRO ENRIQUE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CABRALES NANCY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CADENA-PHILLIPS DALIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CARDOZA ANGELICA TERM TERM TEACHER - DISTRICT DANCE

CASTANEDA ALFREDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTRO NOEMI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CHAVEZ ISMAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CHRISTENSEN ANN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CHUNG CHUN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

COLUNGA HOMERO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CONTRERAS DAVID TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CONTRERAS ROBBY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

COVACEVICH MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CRUZ ARNULFO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CRUZ NORA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CUELLAR ARMANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DAVIS JOSHUA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE LA FUENTE DINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE LA GARZA MARBEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ELLIS CLARISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ESCALON ALICIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FIGUEROA JEFFERY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FLORES JOHN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FLORES MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GALLEGOS EVERLINDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GALVAN REBECCA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GAMEZ LUPITA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ALFONSO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ANNE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ESEQUIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ESTELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ISRAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA JAIME TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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GARRETT RUTH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA ANNABEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA GEROW JAMES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALES MICHAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ ENRIQUE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ GUADALUPE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ ROLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GRADO GONZALEZ JENNA PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUZMAN ALFREDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HIBIONADA MARIA FE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HILTON DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HINOJOSA DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HINOJOSA DORA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

JALOMO MARTIN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

JOHANNSEN MARIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

KNUCKLES MARK TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

KROMER WILLIAM TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LAUREL GUMECINDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEDESMA VICTORIA PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEFEVRE JEFFREY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEIJA OLGA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LOPEZ MARINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MALDONADO GERARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ JORGE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ RAMON TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ SONIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEDINA EDUARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEDRANO ALEX TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEINTS LUCIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MENDOZA ROXANNE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MERCADO HERMILO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MILLER JAMES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MILLER MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MONTALVO SYLVIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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MONTGOMERY DEBBIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ LUISA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ SERGIO PRB1 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ VALERIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

NAVA CORINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

NELSON RODGER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

NEVARES RUBEN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OCANAS MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OLIVA MAGDALENA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OLIVAREZ ENEDINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OROZCO RICARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PALOMO ESTELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEQUENO JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PERRY CHRISTINE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PERRYMAN OTTOWAY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEYNADO RENE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

QUINTANILLA SAMANTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

QUINTERO OMAR TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ HORACIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ NORA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMOS JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMOS WENDY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

REYES SILVIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RIOJAS RUBEN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ ROXANNE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ROSEL ALEJANDRO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SAENZ LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALINAS DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SANCHEZ MICHAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SANCHEZ NORA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SANCHEZ YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SCHAUER RUTH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SUAREZ JORGE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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TREVINO JESUS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VALDEZ JULIE PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VALDEZ SAUL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VILLAGOMEZ ADRIAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VILLARREAL NOEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

YBARRA NOEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAMILPA ROBERTA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZEPEDA PRISCILLA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BANUELOS XAVIER NONC NONC TRAINER

MUNOZ GUSTAVO NONC NONC TRAINER

NELSON BRENDA NONC TERM NURSE

RODRIGUEZ ZALINDA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

RUIZ JOANNA NONC NONC TRAINER

ALVAREZ JESSIE TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

BOLEACH CAREY TERM TERM COUNSELOR

DYER SUSAN TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

GARZA OLGA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

INLOW STEPHANIE TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MARTINEZ ELVIRA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

ORTIZ NANCY PRB1 TERM COUNSELOR

REYNA DIANA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

FABELA DOMINGO PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

GUTIERREZ ROBERTO PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ SONIA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

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SAENZ HUMBERTO PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

SIERRA JUAN PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

TREVINO ROSALINDA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

AVILA ANDREA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

GUERRERO LOPEZ MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HINCK DORA PRB1 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEDELLIN JENNIFER PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MONGEN OMAR TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RICO NOE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ ESEQUIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

OLIVAREZ YVONNE NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

SOSA MELINDA PRB1 TERM COUNSELOR

SOUTH PALM GARDENS HIGH SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

VASQUEZ VICTORIA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

CARRILLO JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FERRER JESSICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HANDY DAVID TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HERNANDEZ JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MAGBOO LUZ NATIVIDAD TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SEAVER MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BECERRA ZAMORA CECILIA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MIRELES ARASELI NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

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CAREER & TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

HERNANDEZ BRANDON PRB1 PRB1 TEACHER SECONDARY

CARMONA MANUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CRUZ GABRIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE LA GARZA SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DOYNO GLADYS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FERNANDEZ MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA OSCAR TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ VICENTE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PADILLA THOMAS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PALACIOS MARIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEREZ CARLOS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PORTILLO LUCIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TIJERINA MELBA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAVALA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

PEREZ ROSARIO TERM TERM CAREER DEVELOPMENT

ADVISOR

HORTON AEP

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

MENDEZ ANGELLA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

REYNA REBECCA PRB3 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

BORREGO LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTANEDA JAIME PRB1 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BOOT CAMP

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

MAGBOO RODRIGO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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CASTILLO ARTURO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTRO DANNY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA MARCUS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GOMEZ ORLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ ROBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OZUNA ANNETTE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEDERSON MARK TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ALVARADO MARICELA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

VILLARREAL GLADYS NONC NONC PARENT SPECIALIST

ZAVALA ROLANDO TERM TERM COUNSELOR

B. GARZA MIDDLE SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BALLESA JOSE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

ESCAMILLA EUGENIO PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ELIZABETH PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

TAFOLLA ALEJANDRO PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

ROSAS ISABEL PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

ABREGO JESSICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

AGUILAR BONNIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

AGUIRRE MARY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALANIZ AUDRIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALMARAZ AUDREY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALONZO ROSAMARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BANDA MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BANDA REY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BUGARIN XOCHITL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CADENA AMANDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CANTU JUANITA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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CARMONA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CARREON PATRICIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASANOVA SARAH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTILLO VANESSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CEDILLO ROBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CHAPA ELMA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CHAVEZ MOISES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE ANDA ROBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE LUNA CHRISTOPHER PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ESPARZA LIANNA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ADAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA MIGUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA HERIBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ OLGA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GRACIA CHRISTOPHER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

JARAMILLO LUCINDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

JARAMILLO NOEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

JIMENEZ MARTA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LOPEZ JONATHAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEDELLIN JEANNETTE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MEDINA MICHELLE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORALES JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORENO LORENA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ PAMELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MURILLO MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OZUNA NORMA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

OZUNA-HERNANDEZ ANGELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PENA JORGE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEREZ YVETTE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PRIETO ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PUENTE CORINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAINBOLT GEORGE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ ELIDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

49

RAMOS TRACY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

REGALADO SEFERINO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ ELISA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ GARCIA ELIZA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALINAS STEVE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SANCHEZ PAULA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SILLER-ENCISO MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SUSTAITA LISSBETH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TORRES JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TREVINO DAVID TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TREVINO JULIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TREVINO MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VASQUEZ MICHAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VELA MARY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

HERNANDEZ IRISMELDA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

ALANIZ DORA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

EBARB RODRIGUEZ ERIN NONC TERM NURSE

GUARDIOLA GILBERT TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

ROBLES ELSA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

VILLARREAL LINA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CASTILLO RAMON CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

CAVAZOS NORMA CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

MONTANO CYNTHIA CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

ROMEROS REX CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

DIAZ LUCINDA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

CONTRERAS ANTHONY PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

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ALMAS SHAHZADI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALONZO JOE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ANZALDUA RACHEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ARAUJO ANAYENZI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

AYALA-PUENTES ELDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CANALES LISET TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CANTU GUSTAVO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CAVAZOS CONSUELO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CAVAZOS MONICA PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CAVAZOS RICARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CLOSNER SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE ANDA FELIBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GALVAN GENNIFER PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ADRIAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA OVIDIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA MARLEN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GIL ELINOR TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GOMEZ HERIBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUERRA ADRIANA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HOUGH JOSEPH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

KRIEGER JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEANOS SHAYLENE PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARQUEZ-GOMEZ GLORIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MC CLENAHAN MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORENO ZENIFF TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MOSES RANDY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

NORIEGA ANDRES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PACHECO ELISE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PENA ERICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PENA ROLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

51

PERALES MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEREZ KAREN PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PINKERTON ROSALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RIOJAS MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RIVERA NOEMI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ROBLES YADIRA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ AMANDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALDANA RACHEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SEGURA ALICIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SOLIS PEDRO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

STIRZAKER THOMAS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

STRICKLAND MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VALDEZ MARGARITA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

YANEZ MIGUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAPATA JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAVALA KELLY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZUNIGA LILIANA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BAZALDUA JUANA NONC TERM NURSE

GARCIA CATARINA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

ACOSTA JENNIFER TERM TERM COUNSELOR

CANTU TOMAS TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

WEAVER ENRIQUE TERM TERM COUNSELOR

ZAPATA VELMA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

CUELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

DEL BOSQUE MARIBEL CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ PAULINO CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

MATA ROSA CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

GODINEZ MOISES PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

52

SALAZAR JESSICA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

AGUAYO OLIVIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

AGUIRRE SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALVARADO ALONSO PRB1 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CAMPOS-DIAZ ROSALEE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTANEDA ROSALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CID FELIPE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CORPUS SANDY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DIAZ SILVIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA ANDRES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GATTON JAMIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GATTON VALERIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GOMEZ ALICIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALES ILLIANA PRB3 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ ELI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GRAY MICHAEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUERRERO DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HERNANDEZ MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

KIM HEE-SOOK TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEFEVRE PAULA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LOPEZ CAROLINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LOPEZ ESTHER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LOPEZ MARILYN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARINES JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTELL CARLOS TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ GINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MIZE SAMANTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MONTELONGO MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MUNOZ MARCELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

NAVA JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ORTEGON SARAH TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PALACIOS AIDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

53

PEDRAZA JOSHUA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PRICE SCOTT TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ CYNTHIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ DELMA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMOS ROLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RODRIGUEZ ROLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALA ANTONIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALDANA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SALINAS MARISELA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SEGURA JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SOLIZ DANIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SUSTAITA RICARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TORRES ELVA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

YANEZ JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

YANEZ MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

YANEZ RACHEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZUNIGA SOPHIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

MARTELL ROSARIO NONC TERM NURSE

TORRES NELDA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

GARCIA ROSALVA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

MARTINEZ ELISA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MILLER JEREMY TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

VASQUEZ CHRISTINA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

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MARY HOGE MIDDLE SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

MARTINEZ PAULA CONT CONT TEACHER SECONDARY

ESCOBEDO BRENDA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

GONZALEZ ISRAEL PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER SECONDARY

LOYA ALEX PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

SEGURA ROLANDO PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER SECONDARY

ALEJANDRO MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALVAREZ JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ANGULO ABELARDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ARREDONDO ANTONIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

AYALA CRYSTAL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BENITEZ LINDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BENTON AMELIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BUGARIN DALIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

BURCIAGA MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CANO SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASANOVA JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CASTILLO CRISELDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CERDA MIGUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CONTRERAS ANDREW TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

CONTRERAS PRISCILLA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DE LA GARZA SAMANTHA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

DIAZ ADRIAN TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ELIZONDO RAQUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ELIZONDO RAUL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

EVERITT MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FIDEL ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

FLORES VICKI TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA FRANCISCO PRB2 TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARCIA LETICIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GARZA GARCES GAMALIEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUAJARDO ELISENA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

55

GUERRA GRISELDA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUZMAN MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HUERTA DAVID TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

HUERTA EMILY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LA COUNT SABRINA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LA FOE CRYSTAL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LA FOE DANIELLE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LEANOS LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

LONGORIA MANUEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARIN MARGARITA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ LISA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MARTINEZ SERGIO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MIRELES ANNABEL TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MOJICA JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORALES FELIPE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORALES LISA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

MORALES RUDY TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEREZ DIANA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

PEREZ ROQUE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

RAMIREZ MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SANCHEZ NATALIE TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SMITH JAMES TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

SOLIS CECILIA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

TIJERINA TERESA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VILLARREAL ALEXANDER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

VILLARREAL SAN JUANITA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAPATA LILIANA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ZAVALA ROLANDO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

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Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

SOLIS ALICIA NONC NONC SOCIAL WORKER

STRONG SUSAN NONC NONC DISTRICT HEALTH SERVICES

COORDINATOR

GORENA DAVID TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

PERALES CYNTHIA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

KROMER SYLVIA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

RODRIGUEZ ZEIDA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

AIRPORT DRIVE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CHAVEZ MARTIN CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE HOYOS FRANK CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NELSON MARK CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEDERSON SANDRA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ REBECCA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ RODRIGO CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALDEZ KATY CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WALENSKY LISA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARDENAS CYNTHIA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS BRENDA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUIRRE MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALDAPE RAMIRO TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

ALEJANDRO PAULA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BARBOSA LIZVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANTU LORENA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARDENAS MARICRUZ TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARREON LILIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARREON RENE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTRO VALAUREN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS JAIME TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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CAVAZOS SARA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CHIASSON-MUNOZ MISTY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ESPINOZA RAQUEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GIVILANCZ VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUILLEN JOHN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUILLEN VIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ ILIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ LUSELVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ ELIZABETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOREDO MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MEDRANO-PEREZ SONIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MOLINA ROSALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NAVA EVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NELSON ALICE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PINA MARIVEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMIREZ ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ VIVIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SAENZ IMELDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SILVA VIRGINIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALDEZ JORGE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZAVALA ORFA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

THOMAS VIOLET CONT CONT CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

BANUELOS SYLVIA NONC TERM NURSE

MARIN JENILEE NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

HINOJOSA DALILA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

OLIVARES MANUELA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

WOODARD DEBRA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

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CLECKLER-HEALD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

GONZALES SANDRA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

OTKEN MARILYN CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PERALEZ TRINIDAD CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CHAPA EDITH PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HINOJOSA DIANNE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BAUTISTA CASSANDRA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ PEDRO PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LEDESMA SOFIA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ BRENDA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ACEVEDO ELIZABETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUIRRE CECILIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BARROSO JOANN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BELCHER JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CALDERON LISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANTU RHONDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASARES ISAAC TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CONTRERAS ROGELIO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CUELLAR CLARA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE ANDA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LEON ISAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA ARMANDINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA REBECCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA ROSALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ ROSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUERRA EVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ GLORIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ ROSIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ-PENA EVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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JACKSON ANGELINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JACKSON BEATRIZ TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARQUEZ ROMAN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ VIRGINIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MATA CLAUDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MCCLENAHAN JASON TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MOLINA ESTELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NORATO DIANE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

OBRYANT MARISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

QUINTANILLA JESSICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

QUINTERO ARACELY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA ERNESTINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALAZAR ERICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS EMMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TREVINO MYRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

URBINA KARA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VASQUEZ YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZEPEDA CRYSTAL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZEPEDA MICHELLE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ABREGO LINDA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

GARZA DAVID TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

HINOJOSA ANGELICA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

RIOS-MEJIA MAYRA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

RODRIGUEZ MA TERESA NONC TERM NURSE

SALAS IRENE NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

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GONZALEZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CAMPOS LIDALIA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SOLIS LINA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUIRRE FRANCISCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AMDAHL ANGELICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ANCELIN KIRSTIN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ARCE KATHY PRB1 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BALLI JUAN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CABALLERO OLIVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANTU CARINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAZARES MARLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CHAVEZ PERLA PRB3 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LEON STEPHANIE PRB3 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DIAZ MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

FLOREZ ROMELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA GENEIVE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA GLORIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ FLOR TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ LISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUAJARDO CRUZITA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HANKS PATRICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JASSO CHRISTINE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOWE AMELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARICHALAR YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MEDELEZ MICHELLE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MERCADO DANIELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ORTEGA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEREZ PATRICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

QUIROZ CLAUDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RANGEL JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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RIVERA FELIPE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RUBIO ENEBETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

STERCHI KEVIN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TREVINO NORMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALDEZ SARAI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VASQUEZ CARLIN MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WARREN DAMARIS TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WARREN KEVIN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WINSTON SHELLY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

YANEZ ANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZAVALA SYLVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

GALVAN MONICA NONC TERM NURSE

LOPEZ GUILLERMO NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

JIMENEZ CARMEN TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MALDONADO MARIA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

ORTEGON DAVID TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

PEDRAZA DELMA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

MARGO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BALLESA LETICIA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASAS MARIA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS MARIA ALBA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GRINBERGS SANDRA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HARRINGTON CAROL CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ DIANA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LUGO ANGELICA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ ADRIEL CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ ANA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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MARTINEZ ELIZABETH CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMOS SYLVIA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SAUCEDO ERMELINDA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ADAME LORENA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMOS SELINA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BARRERA ARACELI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BAUTISTA ASHLEY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BURGET REBECCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTILLO LISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS ORALIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS OSCAR TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS RITA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DAVILA BRENDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE ANDA CELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LEON MA D JESUS TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DUNN GLORIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GALVAN MARICELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA LISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA VIRGINIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA BRENDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GOMEZ ANAHI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUERRA ROSALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ SILVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LEAL ROBERTO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LONGORIA ARCADIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ HERNANDEZ ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MALDONADO YOANNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ ANIKA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ JANET TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ MARINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MENA ADELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MORA RUBI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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MORALES DAVID TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

OLIVAREZ JAMES TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ORNELAS CLAUDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA ELISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA OSVALDO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEREZ ELVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEREZ PRISCILLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RANGEL SONIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES DEE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS GRISELDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SANCHEZ MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SANTIAGO MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SNOOK PAULA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WEAVER ESMERALDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ARELLANO MANUEL NONC TERM NURSE

ARRIAGA ROSA NONC NONC PARENT SPECIALIST

CANO ELIZABETH NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

GUZMAN HILDA NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

HERNANDEZ LAURA PRB1 TERM COUNSELOR

PEREZ CYNTHIA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MILLER MANUELA TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

PALOMO-AVILA PATRICIA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

FRAMPTON SCOTT CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ MARIANELDA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MORLOCK MICHELLE CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ROBERTS DEBRA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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DE HOYOS BRENDA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MONTELONGO FRANCISCA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PALOMO JOSUE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ADAMS MICHELLE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALVAREZ ROSANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BUDIMIR COURTNEY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CALVILLO VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAMPOS ANGELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAMPUZANO TERESA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARRANZA ELVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARRANZA JOSEPH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CERDA YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CUELLAR MARIBEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CUELLAR CAVAZOS ANGELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DAVIS VENESSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LOS SANTOS CECILIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DIAZ SYLVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

FLORES LETICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA LISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GIVILANCZ ELIZA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GRIMALDO ELIZA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUTIERREZ MARISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LONGORIA DALIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ JESSICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOZANO SIQUIO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARISCAL MARISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ HILDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ SELINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ RODRIGUEZ MICHELLE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

OLSZAK JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ORTEGA ESTELLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PALACIOS FLOR TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEREZ JOEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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PINEDA BELEN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMOS ALICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES KRYSTAL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIOS JOE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ LAURIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ TERESA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RUTLEDGE DEBBIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALAS EDITH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SMITH KAREN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VANTILBURG LEE ANNE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VOS MAUREEN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZEPEDA-GUZMAN SYLVIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

HERNANDEZ EDITH NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

SOLETHER DELMA NONC NONC PARENT SPECIALIST

ALONZO VERONICA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

CASANOVA JUAN TERM TERM COUNSELOR

RIVERA IDA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

VILLARREAL SERGIO TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

NORTH BRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ARANDA STEPHANIE CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DONALSON CAROLYN CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JURADO BELINDA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA VELIA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA HERMELINDA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SAMPLE TERESA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ESPINOZA KARINA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LEDESMA TOMAS PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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JARAMILLO BRENDA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JARAMILLO GABRIELA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES VANESSA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUILAR BRENDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AMADOR SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BALDERRAMA MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARDOZA JUANITA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTILLO BLANCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTILLO MARICELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTILLO MARIO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CEPEDA ANA PRB1 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE ANDA MARICELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DIAZ JAMES PRB3 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DIAZ JUANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DIAZ MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GALLARDO FRANCHESCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA ERICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA LIZA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GOMEZ ZULEMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ VELMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JUAREZ LETICIA PRB1 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ YADIRA PRB1 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LUNA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARISCAL SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MONTALVO MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MORA MELANIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

O'DONOHUE STEVEN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES MARLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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SAENZ CYNTHIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALDEZ CLARISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALLEJO DELMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VIERA ROSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VILLEGAS VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZUNIGA SONIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

SHONTZ LORI CONT CONT CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

GONZALES HERALDO NONC NONC 21st CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

VILLARREAL JESSE NONC NONC PARENT SPECIALIST

CAVAZOS VIVIAN TERM TERM COUNSELOR

GARCIA MARTHA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

MARROQUIN MARISSA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

RICO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

BAGWELL SHERRI CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOWE COLETTE CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMIREZ NORMA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TURRUBIATES MARY CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SIERRA KATHERINE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALVARADO GEOVANNA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALVARADO BELINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ARCE MOJICA CRISSETTE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BUENROSTRO ENEDELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAMACHO LORENA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANTU LYDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTRUITA MARTHA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CRUZ DIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE ANDA BEATRIZ TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LEON JAIMY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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GARCIA MARY ANN TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA PRISCILLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARZA CINDY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GAVIA YVETTE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GOMEZ FLORESTELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GOMEZ YVES TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ YVETTE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUERRA ARIEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ PERLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

JALOMO JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ ADINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MALDONADO ELIZABETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ LORENA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MATA-GARCIA RAQUEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ORTIZ CLAUDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA FLORENCIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES BELINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYNA ANNA LINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA BILLY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA CHRISTABEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS ORFELINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SOLIS ELICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TREVINO ERNESTO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TREVINO HILDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALLEJO ANIKA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VASQUEZ LILA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VELASQUEZ IRENE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WATSON MARIELA PRB1 TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

YBARRA GABRIEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

LUNN SYLVIA NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

OZUNA REBECCA NONC NONC 21st CENTURY- ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

PEREZ FLORENCIA NONC TERM NURSE

CORONADO MELISSA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

GONZALEZ DORA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

GARZA ELIAS TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

SAENZ BELINDA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

GARZA NORMA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUILAR ELIZABETH PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ACEVES MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALCALA JULIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALMAZAN ISRAEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ALVAREZ SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BALDERRAMA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BALLI EVANGELINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BLOOD ROXANNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CALDERON JOSE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANSINO ELIZABETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTRO ENNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CUADRA SARAH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LOS SANTOS VICTORIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCES ERASMO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCES LORI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ VICTOR TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LEAL SUSIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ OMAR TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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MONTANO YOLANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NAVARRO MINERVA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NINO ELVIRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NORATO ARTURO TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ORTIZ MIRNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA MARISA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PEREZ MARICELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMIREZ LIZBETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES SELENA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

REYES VERONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA CLAUDIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ LYNNETTE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ MARIBEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ ROSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS LETICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TORRES NORMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TREVINO-GARCIA MELIDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VASQUEZ JAIME TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VENTURA ELIZABETH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

PENA NORMA NONC NONC 21st CENTURY - ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

OZUNA LORI NONC TERM NURSE

GOMEZ MARIA TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

RODRIGUEZ RAUL TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

SARMIENTO JUANITA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

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SAM HOUSTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CASAS ANTONIO CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RAMIREZ SANJUANITA CONT CONT TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LLANOS NATALIE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALAS JENNIRA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ESCALANTE CLAUDIA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GUERRA BRITTANY PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SEGURA APRIL PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BALLING MIRANDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BENITEZ NORMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BOSWELL MALINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BUGARIN HILDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAMPOS MARICELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANCINO BELINDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CANDANOZA PAOLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASTILLO ANAVEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAVAZOS-GARZA MARIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CHUCA ESPERANZA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LA ROSA ALEJANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DELGADO DIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

FLORES IVANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA JESSICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GAYTAN ERICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GORENA ROXANNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERRERA LYNDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LAGUNA ROXANNE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOZANO KIM TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOZOYA SANDRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LUCIO DIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LUNA MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NIETO ISABEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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POMPA ANGELA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PRADO MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RENTERIA IRMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ MELISSA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALAZAR CHANTEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS NOEMI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

SALINAS-GONZALES MAGDALENA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

STUART-SERNA KIMBERLY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TAFOLLA APRIL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

TIJERINA ESMERALDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZIMMERER LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

GONZALEZ KASSANDRA NONC NONC 21 ST CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

RODRIGUEZ MARICELA NONC TERM NURSE

CANTU ADRIANA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

CASTILLO MOSES TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

DAVILA DINA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

PEREZ DANIEL TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

YBARRA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

VALLEJO JASMINE PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUIRRE ARCELIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AGUIRRE MYRTHA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

AYALA ANGELICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

BECERRA LAURA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CABALLERO CYNTHIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARDOZA ADRIANA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARREON YVONNE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CASARES ESMERALDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

DE LEON JASON TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

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DURAN CYNTHIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ESTRADA ELIZA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

FABELA DORA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA FRANCISCA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GARCIA MAIDA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERRERA-ALANIZ ROSIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HINOJOSA GISSEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HINOJOSA RANDALL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

IZAGUIRRE DEBORAH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

KROMER DEBORAH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ JUANITA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

LOPEZ PERLA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARTINEZ LIZETTE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MATA LETICIA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

NIETO MARISOL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

OVIEDO RAQUEL TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PALOMO YADIRA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

PENA VERA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RIVERA STEPHANIE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ DORI TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

RODRIGUEZ MONICA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

VALDEZ ANNA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

WHITAKER DELILAH TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZAMORA ROBERT TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

ZAREMBA CHRISTINA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

PERALEZ YOLANDA NONC TERM NURSE

SALAZAR BILLY NONC NONC 21 ST CENTURY – ACE SITE

COORDINATOR

GONZALEZ MARINA TERM TERM CAMPUS TECHNOLOGY

COORDINATOR

GARZA RUBY TERM TERM LIBRARIAN

HOUGH MYRA TERM TERM COUNSELOR

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21ST CENTURY ELF ACADEMY

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

MUSANJE CELINDA PRB1 PRB2 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

GONZALEZ SUSANA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ OLIVIA PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MANDUJANO LUZ PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CALVO JENNIFER PRB2 PRB3 TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CAMARGO DENISE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

CARDENAS JANAE TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

HERNANDEZ DORALY TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MARINES ALMA TERM TERM TEACHER ELEMENTARY

MIGRANT DEPARTMENT

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CABALLERO LETICIA NONC NONC MIGRANT SPECIALIST-

SECONDARY

MENDOZA MARIA NONC NONC MIGRANT SPECIALIST-

SECONDARY

BARON JOSE TERM TERM COUNSELOR - MIGRANT

GONZALEZ ARMANDO TERM TERM COUNSELOR - MIGRANT

SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ZAVALA MARIA CONT CONT TEACHER HOME BOUND

CARDENAS JENNIFER TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

GUERRA HECTOR TERM TERM TEACHER HOME BOUND

HINOJOSA SALVADOR TERM TERM TEACHER HOME BOUND

MUNOZ AMANDA TERM TERM TEACHER HOME BOUND

RIVERA OMAR TERM TERM TEACHER - ADAPTIVE PE

TORRES GLORIA TERM TERM TEACHER HOME BOUND

YUNZAL PAZ TERM TERM TEACHER FOR THE VISUALLY

IMPAIRED

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Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

DELGADILLO PAULA NONC NONC SPEECH LANGUAGE

PATHOLOGIST ASSISTANT

DELGADO ISABEL NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

GARLIC MARLA NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

LERMA CHRISTINA NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

LONGORIA OLY NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

MEDRANO CHRISTINE NONC NONC SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST

MENDOZA-GONZALES MADALENA NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

MUNOZ ABBIE NONC NONC SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST

NEVARES SILVIA NONC NONC COUNSELOR\SOC.WKR-

SPECIAL EDUCATION

TREVINO JOSE NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

YBARRA GUADALUPE NONC NONC LICENSED SPEECH

LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

AGUILAR BEATRIZ TERM TERM COUNSELOR - SPECIAL

EDUCATION

CADRIEL DIANA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

CORREA VELDA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

DE LA FUENTE SANDRA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

DOMINGUEZ CARMEN TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

DOMINGUEZ NIDIA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

DOMINGUEZ ROLANDO TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

GARCIA MONICA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

JIMENEZ CYNTHIA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

ORTEGA GUADALUPE TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

PADILLA LETICIA TERM TERM COUNSELOR - SPECIAL

EDUCATION

PITTS JENNIFER PRB1 TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

ROSALES GLORIA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

SAIZ PICAZO JUAN PRB1 TERM COUNSELOR - SPECIAL

EDUCATION

ZEPEDA ROSA TERM TERM EDUCATIONAL

DIAGNOSTICIAN

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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES/COLLEGE READINESS/STATE COMPENSATORY

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

ARNDT KARA TERM TERM TEACHER SECONDARY

Support Staff

LAST NAME FIRST NAME CNT 16-17 CNT 17-18 POSITION

CARDENAS ALICIA NONC NONC INTERVENTION SPECIALIST

REYNA THELMA NONC NONC INTERVENTION SPECIALIST

ALCAZAR ERNESTO NONC NONC INTERVENTION SPECIALIST

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to renew the probationary, term, continuing, and dual contracts for teachers and other support personnel at the campus and department level for the 2017-2018 school year as recommended by their immediate supervisor. Isidoro Nieto seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

C. Discussion of Renewal of Contracts for District Administrators and Campus Instructional Facilitators on One Year Contracts

The superintendent recommended that the Board renew the contracts for District Administrators

and Campus Instructional Facilitators on one year contracts as discussed in closed meeting.

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATORS LAST NAME FIRST NAME C/NC # DAYS POSITION TITLE

ALANIS CLAUDIA TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF ASSESSMENT AND ACCOUNTABILIT

ALANIZ ELIZABETH TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT

AMDAHL SCOTT TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

AVILA SANDRA TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF CAREER AND TECHNOLOGY

BARRERA JUAN NONC 230 INTERNET SYSTEMS MANAGER

BISSETT RONALD TERM 230 FINE ARTS COORDINATOR

CABRERA-BREWER NORMA TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF ADVANCED ACADEMICS/COL.READ.

CALVILLO MARIA TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT LIBRARY SERVICES

CANTU ADRIAN TERM 230 STRATEGIST - SOCIAL STUDIES

CANTU ANDRES NONC 230 ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

CARDENAS LAURINDA TERM 230 STRATEGIST - SEC. MIG.TECHNOLOGY/CURR.

CHAMBERLAIN MARIA TERM 230 STRATEGIST - LANGUAGE ARTS

DE LEON HUGO NONC 230 NETWORK AND COMPUTER MAINT. SUPERVISOR

ELIZONDO RUBEN NONC 230 TELECOMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

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Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to renew the contracts for District Administrators and Campus Instru

NO ACTION – for information purposes only – Has a 2-year contract (2016-2017 & 2017-2018).

ESQUIVEL SYLVIA NONC 230 COMPLIANCE AUDITOR

FLORES RICARDO NONC 230 EVAL. & ACCOUNTABILITY TECH SPECIALIST

FONSECA JESUS NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF PAYROLL & BUSINESS OPERATION

GARCIA BALDEMAR NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING

GARCIA ERICA NONC 226 DIRECTOR OF PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT

GARCIA JOSE NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION

GARZA AMERICO NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF ENERGY SYSTEMS

GARZA JUAN NONC 230 COMPUTER NETWORK SPECIALIST

GARZA NEIL TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EDUCATION

GARZA ULISES NONC 230 PROGRAMMER ANALYST

GONZALEZ MICHAEL NONC 230 KWES-REPORTER, PRODUCER, WRITER

GRACIA BECKY NONC 230 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICE

GRACIA DARLINE NONC 230 GRAPHIC ARTIST

GUERRA IVANELLE TERM 230 CATE SUPERVISOR

GUERRA SANDRA NONC 230 SENIOR PROGRAMMER/ANALYST

HOLLEY SAMANTHA NONC 230 GRAPHIC ARTIST

JOHNSON TERRY NONC 230 COMPUTER NETWORK SPECIALIST

KELLY JULIE TERM 230 STRATEGIST-INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY

LOPEZ GEORGE NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF MIGRANT PROGRAMS

LOPEZ NORA TERM 230 STRATEGIST - MATH

MARIN ARLEEN NONC 226 21ST CENTURY FAMILY ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST

MARTINEZ MANUEL NONC 230 PROGRAMMER ANALYST

MATA PAUL TERM 230 STRATEGIST - SCIENCE

MUNOZ ARMINDA NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION

PENA DORA NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF FOOD SERVICE

PENA ORLANDO NONC 230 WAREHOUSE DIRECTOR

RAMIREZ-PEREZ EDNA TERM 230 SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER SUPERVISOR

REYES KATIE NONC 226 21ST CENTURY – ACE DIRECTOR

RIOS JOSE NONC 230 ACCOUNTANT

ROBLEDO CARLOS NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION

RUELAS JUAN NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS/PEIMS

RUIZ JAVIEL NONC 230 DIRECTOR OF BUDGET

TREVINO ELIAS TERM 230 DIRECTOR OF BILINGUAL EDUCATION

TREVINO ERICA NONC 230 PROGRAMMER ANALYST

VAUGHN MARY TERM 230 STRATEGIST - ELEM. MIG.TECHNOLOGY/CURR.

VILLARREAL ANTONIO MLCT 230 WAREHOUSE ADMINISTRATOR

VILLARREAL RAYMOND TERM 230 DIRECTOR-TITLE I REGULAR

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CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATORS

Last Name First

Name Location State Exp.

District Exp. # Days Position

BRIONES CARMEN SILVA ELEMENTARY 16 11 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CARRANZA GERARDO MARY HOGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 25 25 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CARRILLO ROSA NORTH BRIDGE ELEMENTARY 21 21 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CERDA SANDRA WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 22 22 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CHAVARIN ARACELI WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 10 7 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CHAVEZ ALICIA CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL 18 13 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CID CYNTHIA WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 23 23 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CLOSNER SONIA RICO ELEMENTARY 21 21 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

CUELLAR SABRINA B. GARZA MIDDLE SCHOOL 18 18 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

DAVILA DEBBIE SILVA ELEMENTARY 21 21 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR DE LOS SANTOS NIDIA YBARRA ELEMENTARY 15 15 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

ESTRADA OLGA MARY HOGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 37 16 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

FLORES VERONICA MARGO ELEMENTARY 23 15 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GARCIA ELIAS WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 5 2 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GARZA ZULEMA GONZALEZ ELEMENTARY 27 22 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GONZALEZ CYNTHIA B. GARZA MIDDLE SCHOOL 22 16 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GONZALEZ SONIA AIRPORT ELEMENTARY 28 17 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GUAJARDO AMY ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY 25 25 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GUAJARDO CELINDA MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY 22 22 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

GUTIERREZ SELMA SAM HOUSTON ELEMENTARY 15 15 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

HERRERA MARIA MARGO ELEMENTARY 38 38 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

HUERTA LAURA AIRPORT ELEMENTARY 28 28 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

KING MISCHELLE WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 26 26 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

KRINK MELISSE WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 31 31 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR MEDELLIN-ANGULO JESSICA CUELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 10 9 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

MORENO MARIA RICO ELEMENTARY 20 20 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

ORNELAS ENRIQUE WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 19 15 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

PALACIOS GRACIELA CUELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 16 16 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

PENA CELICA WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 16 16 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

PEREZ LETICIA MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY 26 19 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

PEREZ ROBERT CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL 40 15 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

PERFETTO JOHN WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 27 27 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

REBOLLOSO GILBERT WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL 19 19 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

REYNA DANIEL WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 26 26 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

REYNA MARY LOU CLECKLER-HEALD ELEMENTARY 25 25 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

SAUCEDO EVA B. GARZA MIDDLE SCHOOL 37 26 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

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Last Name First Name Location State Exp. District

Exp. # Days Position

SERNA DOROTHY CENTRAL MIDDLE SCHOOL 24 24 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

SOLIS HILDA CUELLAR MIDDLE SCHOOL 36 26 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

TORRES BELEN WESLACO EAST HIGH SCHOOL 18 10 226 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

YANEZ MERCEDES NORTH BRIDGE ELEMENTARY 19 14 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

ZAMORA MYRIAM CLECKLER-HEALD ELEMENTARY 17 17 215 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

ZAVALA DORA MARY HOGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 12 8 220 CAMPUS INSTRUCTIONAL FACILITATOR

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to renew the contracts for District Administrators and Campus Instructional Facilitators on one year contracts as recommended by the superintendent. Patrick Kennedy seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

D. Discussion of Renewal of Contracts for Key Personnel (Administrators and Principals) on Two-Year Contracts

The superintendent recommended that the Board renew the contracts for Key Personnel

(Administrators and Principals) on two-year contracts as presented.

Key Personnel

Last

Name

First Name

Certified/ Non-Certified

State Experience

WISD Experience

# Days

Position Title

De La Rosa

Michael MLNT 7 7 230 Director of Employee Benefits/Risk Management

Garcia Sergio MLCT 26 24 230 Assistant Superintendent for Administration

Martinez Carlos MLNT 22 22 230 Executive Director of Technology Peña Juanita MLCT 34 28 230 Executive Director for C & I Peterson Susan MLCT 36 36 230 Assistant Superintendent for C & I Riojas Oscar MLCT 16 16 230 Director of Athletics Salinas Xavier MLCT 29 12 230 Assistant Superintendent for

Support Services Sanchez Andres MLNT 27 27 230 Assistant Superintendent for

Business & Finance Segura Melva MLNT 20 20 230 Director of Human Resources

Principals

Last

Name

First Name

Certified/ Non-Certified

State Experience

WISD Experience

# Days

Position Title

Aguilar Abel MLCT 21 21 220 School Principal Budimir Daniel MLCT 25 25 226 School Principal Cantu Raul MLCT 23 16 230 School Principal Cuadra Ida MLCT 29 29 220 School Principal Garcia Rosa MLCT 26 16 220 School Principal Garlic Johnny MLCT 23 23 226 School Principal Hernandez Maria MLCT 27 25 220 School Principal Hernandez Yolanda MLCT 43 43 220 School Principal Luna Jennifer MLCT 22 22 220 School Principal Martinez Rubelina MLCT 31 11 220 School Principal Morales Yvett MLCT 23 23 230 School Principal Munoz Patricia MLCT 32 32 226 School Principal Perez Jose R. MLCT 22 22 220 School Principal

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High School Football Coaches

Last Name

First Name

Certified/ Non-Certified

State Experience

WISD Experience

# Days

Position Title

Burget Michael MLCT 24 11 230 Head Football Coach/Athletic Coordinator

Salinas Michael Eloy MLCT 16 0 230 Head Football Coach/Athletic Coordinator

Andrew Gonzalez made the motion to renew the contracts for Key Personnel (Administrators and Principals) on two-year contracts as recommended by the superintendent. Dr. Jaime Rodriguez seconded the motion and it passed unanimously.

B. Consultation with Legal Counsel Regarding: A) Pending or Contemplated Litigation; B) A Settlement Offer; or C) A Matter in Which the Duty of the Attorney to the Weslaco ISD Under the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct of the State Bar of Texas Clearly Conflicts with Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code (Tex. Gov’t Code 551.071)

Non-action item. XV. Adjournment

The meeting adjourned at 9:55 p.m.

Rodriguez Desi A. MLCT 21 20 226 School Principal Sellman Rhonda MLCT 25 25 220 School Principal Standard Janette MLCT 21 21 220 School Principal Vallejo Pablo MLCT 24 24 226 School Principal Vanderveer Monica MLCT 22 19 220 School Principal Wells Christine MLCT 25 25 220 School Principal Zamora Marco MLCT 10 1 220 School Principal