Four Seguin ISD school plans and election canvass head to Nov. 17 board meeting

Trustees also have two public hearings scheduled: one on the district's FIRST financial accountability rating and one on targeted improvement plans. A hearing gives residents an opportunity to hear the presentation and speak to the board under its meeting procedures; a hearing listing does not itself approve a plan.

Election, trustees and purchases

The board may canvass the Nov. 3 tax-ratification election under item 3.A. The agenda also schedules statements and oaths for District 2 trustee Alejandro R. Guerra and District 5 trustee Denise Crettenden. The canvass and the oath items are separate business; the posted agenda supplies no vote or canvass outcome.

A proposed library-book purchase is listed for possible action, with book-list exhibits identified in the agenda. Trustees also have personnel and human-resources items, October financial reports and purchase orders over $50,000 before them. The financial reports and purchase orders are agenda subjects, not evidence that the board has approved a particular purchase.

Reports, recognitions and a campus highlight are scheduled before the action items. The consent agenda groups October meeting minutes, tax collection and public-information-request reports. Trustees may discuss an intruder audit, personnel, property and a student matter in closed session, then reconvene with possible public personnel action. The closed-session listing is notice of possible discussion, not a recorded public action.

How to attend and what comes next

The Seguin ISD Board of Trustees' regular meeting is scheduled for Nov. 17, 2026, at 6 p.m. in the Board Room, 1221 E. Kingsbury, Seguin, TX 78155. People who want to address the board must sign up before the meeting begins; the agenda gives speakers a five-minute limit.

Trustees are scheduled to consider the canvass, library-book purchase and improvement plans on Nov. 17. Residents can inspect the posted BoardBook agenda for the item order and named exhibits, then check the board's later action record to learn what trustees approved, deferred or changed.