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Heads up, Texas taxpayers: we’ve reviewed the upcoming AUBREY ISD agenda and found 3 items that deserve your attention before the gavel falls.
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Secret Superintendent Buyout
The board will vote on a retirement agreement for the outgoing superintendent, but the financial terms have not been made public. Taxpayers have a right to know the full cost of any ‘golden parachute’ being paid with their money before the board approves it.
Response
DEMAND THE NUMBERS: Contact the Aubrey ISD Board and attend the meeting. Ask: ‘Before voting on Item 14.A, the board must disclose the full financial terms of the superintendent’s retirement agreement to the public. We deserve to know the cost.’
💰 Impact: Undisclosed Payout
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Superintendent Search Firm Selection
The board is meeting in private to discuss hiring a search firm to find the next superintendent. These firms can be costly and may prioritize candidates based on ideological alignment rather than academic excellence and fiscal responsibility.
Response
DEMAND TRANSPARENCY: Contact the Aubrey ISD Board. Ask: ‘The community deserves a transparent superintendent search process. Please ensure the public has input on the selection criteria for the search firm and that the process prioritizes fiscal conservatism and academic results, not ideology.’
💰 Impact: Potential Consultant Fees
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Undisclosed Cost for Stadium Bleacher Expansion
The board will consider expanding the Chaparral Stadium bleachers without disclosing the cost or funding source. This could lead to new debt or divert funds from academic priorities without taxpayer input.
Response
DEMAND THE DETAILS: Contact the Aubrey ISD Board before the meeting. Ask: ‘Regarding Item 11.A, what is the total projected cost for the stadium expansion, and how will it be funded? Taxpayers deserve to know if this project will require new debt.’
💰 Impact: Undisclosed
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