Board of Trustees
Board of Trustees
The Hutto ISD Board of Trustees is made up of seven elected community members who serve staggered three-year terms. Trustees provide public service to the Hutto community without financial compensation and help guide the district through policy, planning, budget oversight and superintendent evaluation.
Board Officers
Officers are elected annually by the members of the Board of Trustees.
Board President
Felix Chavez
Mr. Chavez began serving on the Board in November 2020 and has continued to serve Hippo Nation with a focus on making a positive difference for students.
Board Vice President
James Matlock
Mr. Matlock began serving in May 2021 and continues to advocate for the education and safety of students across Hutto ISD.
Board Secretary
Shannon Jacobs
Mrs. Jacobs began serving in May 2022 and remains dedicated to supporting student belonging, community involvement and continued growth across Hippo Nation.
Board Resources
Agendas & Presentations View board meeting agendas, presentations and related meeting materials. Public Comment Submit an online request to provide public comment during a board meeting. Watch Live Watch Hutto ISD Board of Trustees meetings online. Policies & Procedures Access board policies, operating procedures and governance documents.
Meet the Board
Hutto ISD trustees are elected at large to represent the students, families, staff and community members of Hippo Nation.
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Felix Chavez
Master Trustee
Board President
Community Service
Mr. Chavez serves as a volunteer and Board member at the Hutto Resource Center.
Why He Serves
Mr. Chavez serves as a board member to make a positive difference in the education of all Hutto ISD students.
From His Profile
Favorite Treat: Snickers.
Greatest Moment: Making a difference with students by mentoring them to stay in school.
Email: Felix.Chavez@huttoisd.net
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James Matlock
Board Vice President
Community Service
Mr. Matlock has served on his PTA Board.
Why He Serves
Mr. Matlock serves to advocate for the education and safety of all children in the district, from elementary to high school. He strives to be an advocate for students, parents and community members.
From His Profile
Favorite Treat: Protein cookies.
Greatest Moment: Walking the halls of campuses to see the hard work in action.
Email: James.Matlock@huttoisd.net
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Shannon Jacobs
Board Secretary
Community Service
Mrs. Jacobs has served on various PTAs, Board committees and mentor programs at multiple schools. She also serves at church with her family.
Why She Serves
Mrs. Jacobs is dedicated to Hippo Nation and supporting students as the district grows. She advocates for students having a place in Hutto ISD and a sense of belonging.
From Her Profile
Favorite Treat: Any fruit.
Proudest Accomplishment: Naming and starting the work at Gus Almquist Middle School.
Email: Shannon.Jacobs@huttoisd.net
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Amy English
Master Trustee
Board Member
Community Service
Mrs. English has served on numerous local nonprofit and Hutto ISD groups, including PTAs, boosters, task forces and other nonprofit organizations.
Why She Serves
Mrs. English serves out of love and devotion to the Hutto community and a desire to give back to the place that has brought her joy.
From Her Profile
Favorite Treats: Pickles, olives, sour candy, salt and vinegar chips and chocolate.
Greatest Moment: Participating in graduation and seeing students' success.
Email: Amy.English@huttoisd.net
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Terrence Owens
Master Trustee
Board Member
Community Service
Mr. Owens serves on the board of directors for The Sandbox at Madeline's Place and as Vice President of Large District for the Central Texas School Board Association.
Why He Serves
Mr. Owens describes his service as servant leadership in the community and an opportunity to serve in a capacity that affects Hutto ISD.
From His Profile
Favorite Treat: Cashews.
Greatest Moment: Graduating from Leadership TASB and becoming a Master Trustee.
Email: Terrence.Owens@huttoisd.net
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Billie Logiudice
Master Trustee
Board Member
Community Service
Mrs. Logiudice has served the community in many ways, including youth sports, Hutto Women's Alliance, Hutto Young Life, The Sandbox at Madeline's Place, Hutto Resource Center, PTAs, Hutto Education Foundation, livestock boosters, 4H and youth athletics organizations.
Why She Serves
Mrs. Logiudice serves as an advocate for all students and the staff members who serve Hutto ISD each day.
From Her Profile
Favorite Treat: Chips and guacamole or Honey Nut Chex Mix.
Greatest Moment: Recognition as an Honor Board for Region 13.
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Dr. April Adams
Board Member
Community Service
Dr. Adams has served as a team member and leader with World Vision's Global 6k for water since 2019. She has served on Hutto ISD's Bond Oversight Committee since 2024.
Why She Serves
Dr. Adams serves as a board member because this role allows her to use her knowledge, expertise, and experience with higher education research to strengthen Hutto ISD as a future-ready district.
From Her Profile
Favorite Treat: A spoon of peanut butter rolled in brown sugar.
Greatest Moment: Seeing my family and friends show up to my dissertation defense.
Email: April.Adams@huttoisd.net
Why School Boards Matter
Local school boards represent one of the most direct forms of community voice in public education. Trustees translate the needs of students, families, staff and taxpayers into policies, priorities and goals that support the district's mission.
What School Boards Do
Hutto ISD Board members establish district goals and priorities, adopt policies, hire and evaluate the superintendent, approve the budget, set the tax rate and communicate with the community about district work and needs.
How Board Members Are Elected
Hutto ISD has seven Board of Trustees members. Trustees are elected at large and serve staggered three-year terms. Candidates must meet the eligibility requirements of the Texas Election Code.
How to Contact Board Members
Written communications may be delivered or mailed to:
Hutto ISD Administration Building
200 College Street
Hutto, TX 78634
Communication not addressed to a specific Board member will be forwarded to the Board President. Email communications may be sent to board members using the email addresses listed on this page.
Anonymous calls or letters will not receive the Board's attention, discussion or response and will not be referred to the administration for action.
Public Comment During Board Meetings
At regular Board meetings, the Board permits public comment, regardless of whether the topic is an item on the posted agenda. Individuals who wish to participate during public comment may complete a public comment card on the night of the meeting at the entrance of the Board Room, located inside the Hutto ISD Administration Building at 200 College Street.
Online public comment requests must be submitted by 6 p.m. on the evening of the meeting. In-person public comment cards must be completed by 7 p.m. Public comment begins immediately following executive session. An individual's comments to the Board shall not exceed five minutes per meeting. A spokesperson for a group is allowed five minutes to make a presentation to the Board.
Submit Public Comment Request