School Board approves 59 new hires following summer break

July 14, 2025 | DICKINSON ISD, School Districts, Texas

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School Board approves 59 new hires following summer break

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The Dickinson Independent School District (DISD) held a Special School Board Meeting on July 14, 2025, with a quorum present. The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation, which included prayers for the school community and victims of recent floods in Hill Country.

Following the opening remarks, the board moved to the action items discussed in the executive session. A significant focus was on personnel changes within the district. The board announced the hiring of 59 new staff members and accepted 39 resignations. The resignations included various positions across multiple schools, such as teachers, counselors, and administrators. Notably, there were also two retirements reported, one from Silver Eagle and another from the high school.

The board proceeded to vote on the personnel actions, which was motioned and seconded, receiving unanimous approval from the members present.

The meeting concluded with a positive note, highlighting the district's commitment to its staff and students as they prepare for the upcoming school year. Further discussions and follow-up actions were anticipated as the board continues to address the needs of the district.

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