Tag: Mercedes ISD (MISD)
Mercedes High School students shine bright with shop projects
Mercedes board inks interim agreement, resumes search for permanent superintendent
The Mercedes school board approved an interim agreement Tuesday with Maria J. Chavez and resumed its search for a permanent superintendent.
Mercedes school board names Chavez interim superintendent
The Mercedes school board named Maria J. Chavez the district’s interim superintendent Tuesday following the departure of Richard Rivera earlier this month.
Mercedes ISD appoints law firm investigator for former superintendent’s complaints
The Mercedes Independent School District appointed a law firm last week to investigate complaints made by former superintendent Carolyn Mendiola, her attorney said.
Rivera in at Weslaco ISD as Mercedes looks for interim
In a dramatic — if not completely surprising — turn of events, Weslaco school board trustees approved Tuesday the resignation of Superintendent Dino Coronado and appointed outgoing Mercedes interim Superintendent Richard Rivera to the same post in Weslaco.
Mercedes board taps law firm for Harrell Middle School investigation
The Mercedes ISD Board of Trustees engaged on Tuesday with the law firm Walsh Gallegos to conduct a personnel investigation into Harrell Middle School. Trustees still have not publicly said specifically what they want investigated, but all signs point to it being events surrounding the arrest of a district coach on sex abuse charges in 2021.
Mercedes ISD to discuss possible Harrell Middle School personnel investigation
The Mercedes ISD Board of Trustees will discuss a contemplated personnel investigation at Harrell Middle School on Tuesday and may appoint a law firm to conduct that investigation.
Mercedes ISD interim superintendent resigns
Armed Mercedes student arrested
Mercedes ISD nixes naming Rivera permanent superintendent
The Mercedes ISD board failed to name current Interim Superintendent Richard Rivera the lone finalist for the permanent position Thursday evening, possibly jeopardizing some of the stability the district seems to have found since a scandalous spring semester earlier this year.