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Volume 60 l Number 34
830-379-2234 l 609 E. Court St., Seguin TX, 78155
The Voice of Seguin
Seguin ISD superintendent contract up for discussion during special board meeting
WEEKEND EDITION
TODAY
Darren Dunn
(Seguin) -- The Seguin ISD Board of Trustees is slated to meet for a third time to discuss the contract of Superintendent Veronica Vijil. The board met twice over the last month to conduct Dr. Vijil’s annual evaluation and to consider any changes to her contract. Because it’s a personnel issue, all the discussions have been conducted in closed session. The board has offered no details on how it feels about Vijil’s overall performance. It also hasn’t been publicly discussed why the board is meeting again on this issue. The board’s agenda calls for the board to again meet behind closed doors for a “consultation with legal counsel regarding the superintendent’s contract.” There is no action items listed after the executive session, which means it is unlikely that the board will
Photo courtesy Jennifer Souredllia
Hazardous waste collection day deemed a success in Seguin Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
have any public discussion about the issue that night The special meeting of the Seguin ISD Board of Trustees is set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Seguin ISD Administration Building, located at 1221 E. Kingsbury St.
Helping you find the right house to call HOME. Diane Beeman 210-240-3090
(Seguin) -- There reportedly was no lack of hazardous waste lingering around homes in the city of Seguin. At least that’s the final report by city officials following the city’s first-ever hazardous waste collection day. In fact, on Saturday, March 8, the city was forced to end the collection effort early. Jennifer Sourdellia, the public information officer for the city of Seguin, says it wasn’t even noon and
already the city had maxed out on the number of items it could collect. “I would say it was a huge success, and it was very well attended. We collected quite a lot of materials over the time that we had that was open. In fact, we almost collected 31,000 pounds of hazardous waste so all that hazardous waste won’t go out into our landfill which is awesome,” said Sourdellia. Waste, pg. 3