Waco ISD Board Member Keith Guillory Resigns After 5 Years

Guillory cited accepting a position outside Waco that requires his family to relocate.

Published on Feb. 3, 2026

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Keith Guillory, who represents the At-Large Place 6 seat on the Waco ISD Board of Trustees, has submitted his resignation effective May 2, 2026. Guillory, who was first appointed to the school board in May 2021, focused on literacy and safety initiatives during his tenure.

Why it matters

Guillory's resignation will leave a vacancy on the Waco ISD Board of Trustees, which the remaining board members will need to fill either through an appointment or a special election. This change in board composition could impact the district's priorities and decision-making going forward.

The details

Guillory notified Superintendent Dr. Tiffany Spicer and Board President Jose Vidaña of his resignation plans to give trustees time to fill the vacancy. The school board will meet on February 5 to discuss the process for filling the vacancy, which state law and board policy allow to be done through an appointment or a special election.

  • Guillory submitted his resignation on February 2, 2026.
  • Guillory's resignation will be effective on May 2, 2026.
  • The school board will meet on February 5, 2026 to discuss filling the vacancy.

The players

Keith Guillory

A member of the Waco ISD Board of Trustees who represented the At-Large Place 6 seat. He is resigning from the board effective May 2, 2026 after accepting a position outside of Waco that requires his family to relocate.

Dr. Tiffany Spicer

The Superintendent of Waco ISD.

Jose Vidaña

The President of the Waco ISD Board of Trustees.

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What they’re saying

“It has been a privilege to serve as an At-Large Trustee and to advocate for the success of every student in our city. I stepped into this role with a passion for community and literacy, and a strong belief in expanding educational opportunities for every student in Waco ISD.”

— Keith Guillory (kwtx.com)

What’s next

The Waco ISD Board of Trustees will meet on February 5, 2026 to discuss the process for filling the vacancy left by Guillory's resignation, which they can do through an appointment or a special election.

The takeaway

Guillory's resignation from the Waco ISD Board of Trustees after 5 years of service will leave a vacancy that the remaining board members must address, either through an appointment or a special election. This change in board composition could impact the district's priorities and decision-making going forward.