(Seguin) – The deadline to nominate all or part of Seguin High School’s new baseball and softball complex has officially arrived. The new complex is being built on the south end of the high school campus along College Street.
For the past month, the Seguin ISD has been accepting nominations for the 2023 voter approved project.
Emily Allen, Seguin ISD director of communications, says to be considered, all nominations must be submitted in person or via email by 4:30 p.m.
“You can send those in to our email. We have all the information on the Seguin ISD web page, and they must meet certain criteria. We have that information on there as well and then those options that meet the correct criteria will be brought forth to the board for consideration as we prepare to open the baseball/softball complex,” said Allen.
According to the district, the complex or parts of it may be named for any person, living or deceased, and will have to be officially approved by the Seguin ISD Board of Trustees.
Again, the district says each nomination should include a description of the “nominee’s contributions, why they are important and any pertinent history that should be considered.” Each nomination should also be no more than three pages long.
While she didn’t have the exact number of nominations, Allen says she can confirm that there has been plenty of interest.
“I know that there have been a number of potential options. Whether they meet the criteria or not, I couldn’t say for sure at this moment but yes, options have been sent into our email. So, we will be going through those obviously very very soon,” said Allen.
Staff, students, and the community may submit a nomination to sisd@seguin.k12.tx.us. Nominations can also be dropped off in person at Seguin ISD Central Office located at 1221 E. Kingsbury St.
Following today’s deadline, trustees will review nominations for consideration and then approve the new naming at a future school board meeting.
The official release of the complex to the district is planned for January.