Overview
- Trustees voted to keep Superintendent Eduardo Hernández under contract through 2030, with Michael Valdez casting the lone dissenting vote.
- Parents rallied outside the meeting, pressing for accountability on transparency, bullying and special education services.
- Hernández said he will create a parent advisory council, set more hours to meet directly with families and make regular campus visits to gather input.
- The Bexar County district attorney declined to pursue charges against advocate Maribel Gardea over her Aug. 19 arrest, and she says she remains barred from district property.
- Community speakers linked their demands to Edgewood ISD’s D rating on the state accountability system and called for measurable gains in student performance.