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Roma ISD Starr County, Texas
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The district

Board of Trustees

Seven trustees who set policy and to whom the superintendent answers. Three of the seven took their present office during 2026, and the meetings at which that happened are published here in full — every motion, every roll call, by name.

  • Mary Lou G. Cruz

    President

    President since 8 May 2026; Secretary before that

    Nominated for president by Trustee Jesus Rios, Jr. and elected 6-0 at the special called meeting of 8 May 2026.

  • Yadira A. Barrera

    Vice-President

    Vice-President since 8 May 2026

    Presided over the 8 May 2026 meeting as vice-president, opened nominations, and was then elected vice-president in her own right.

  • Karina Mascorro

    Secretary

    Secretary since 8 May 2026

    Abstained from the consent agenda of 25 June 2026 on the Flower Baking Company item — a conflict of interest, recorded in the minutes by name.

  • Jaime Escobar

    Trustee

  • Iv Garza, Jr.

    Trustee

  • Jesus Rios, Jr.

    Trustee

  • Abel Villarreal, Jr.

    Trustee

    Appointed to Place 2 on 25 June 2026

    Appointed 5-0 to fill the Place 2 vacancy and sworn in the same evening by Judge Ramiro Guillen, who administered both the officer's statement and the oath.

Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Carlos M. Gonzalez, Jr.

Left the board during this period

  • Ricardo A. Perez

    President until 8 May 2026

    Resigned from the board; the resignation was accepted 6-0 on 8 May 2026.

Agendas, minutes and how each trustee voted

The district already records how every trustee voted on every motion, by name. Texas law does not ask it to. It then publishes that record as a fax scan of paper, which a screen reader cannot read, a search cannot find, and no one can translate. Here are three of those meetings as text.