Harmony
ISD
Board of
Trustees
Superintendent
search
enters
interview
stage.
Schedule
OK’d
By JOHN
SPARKS
At the
regular
monthly
meeting
of the
Harmony
Independent
School
District’s
Board of
Trustees
held
Monday,
February
19,
trustees
reviewed
and
finalized
applicant
interview
procedures
and
schedule
for
their
hiring
of a
replacement
for
Superintendent
Ray
Miller,
who
announced
his
pending
retirement
earlier
this
school
year.
The
board
also
approved
extensions
on
contracts
for the
district’s
three
principals.
Superintendent
Miller
reviewed
the
district’s
enrollment
and
attendance
figures
and
outlined
the TAKS
test
schedule.
The
board
discussed
the need
to
replace
and move
the
bleachers
on the
visitors’
side of
the
football
stadium.
Superintendent
Miller
reported
that new
bleachers
seating
750
would
cost
between
$85,000
and
$100,000.
Additional
costs
will be
incurred
in
removing
the old
concrete
base and
pouring
a new
one.
Should
the
board
decide
to
replace
the
bleachers
prior to
next
fall,
the
funds
would
come
from the
fund
balance.
The
board
and
Miller
also
discussed
the need
for an
assistant
band
director,
but no
staffing
decision
was
made.
At the
suggestion
of Gary
Littlejohn,
the
district
will
seek
proposals
of
service
for a
new
audit
firm.
Littlejohn
pointed
out the
current
firm had
served
the
district
for nine
years.
Bids
will
also be
sought
for the
bank
depository
contract.
These
bids
will be
analyzed
by
Southwest.
Austin
Bank has
held the
contract
for six
years.
The next
regular
meeting
of the
Harmony
ISD
trustees
is
scheduled
for
Monday,
March 26
at 7
p.m. A
special
meeting
of the
board
can be
called
with
72-hours
notice.