Four candidates are vying for the District 2 seat that has been vacant since the death of NEISD Trustee Terri Williams in August.
NEISD's trustees interviewed Tracie Shelton, seen seated facing the board, along with Jacqueline Klein, Nan Richie and Rhonda Rowland on Monday evening for the District 2 seat that has been vacant since the death of Terri Williams in August.The North East Independent School District Board of Trustees interviewed four finalists Monday for the District 2 seat that has been vacant since the death of Terri Williams during the summer.
The finalists interviewed on Monday were Jacqueline Klein, Nan Richie, Rhonda Rowland and Tracie Shelton. Rowland, who is a retired educator, said she is involved in a literacy program where she helped individual students with reading, as well as attending student band and music shows and sports events in the community.
In a testy exchange, Trustee David Beyer pressed Klein on her political affiliations, including questions about the endorsement of political groups that he said she had solicited for support. She denied doing such a thing and said her campaign and current effort to be appointed to the board have been nonpartisan.
Under the safety priority, she said the district should overhaul its disciplinary system by empowering teachers to take more direct disciplinary action in their classrooms. Chancellor told the San Antonio Report on Monday night that the district does not currently use restorative discipline practices in any of its schools.
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