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Notice of Deadline to File an Application for Place on Ballot- RISD Board of Trustees

Click the link below to view the notice for the May 2025 election. Rocksprings ISD Board of Trustees places 1, 2, & 6 will be on the ballot in the next election. Applications for a place on the ballot to run for one of these positions will be taken from January 15, 2025 to February 14, 2025. Complete application in person at 201 N HWY 377 in Rocksprings or mail to PO Box 157, Rocksprings, TX 78880.

Board of Trustees

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    • To Receive Email Notifications about Rocksprings ISD Board Meetings: 
      1. Go to RISD Board Book Public Page
      2. Scroll to the bottom.
      3. Click “Subscribe to Rocksprings ISD (069901)” in the blue box at the bottom left.
      4. Complete the form by entering the email address where you would like to receive notifications.
      5. Go to your email account and open email from “BoardBook <premier@boardbook.org>” to verify your email. 
      6. Click on the link in the email to verify your account. 

     

  • Board Member Role District Current Term  Email
    Sondee Moreno Vice President Place 1 May 2022- May 2025 sondeemoreno@gmail.com
    Brady Hyde Member Place 2 May 2022- May 2025 bradylhyde1@gmail.com
    Paco Ramirez Member Place 3 May 2023- May 2026 pacobecca@hotmail.com
    Ray Franco Member Place 5 Elected May 2024 ray78880@gmail.com
    Sabrina Montoya Member Place 4 Elected May 2024 smontoya2019@yahoo.com
    D’Andra Sifuentes President Place 6 May 2022- May 2025 dandra@rockspringstitle.com
    Katy Shanklin Secretary Place 7 May 2023- May 2026 katyshanklin@hotmail.com

     

    Board Members Continuing Education Report Page 1

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    Board Members Continuing Education Report Page 3

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