Recognizing Eduardo Infante on the occasion of his retirement.
Under Infante's leadership, the Lyford Consolidated Independent School District achieved 'Recognized' status for the first time and was a pioneer among small, rural districts in implementing a one-to-one instructional technology program featuring iPads. This advancement has not only modernized the education system in Lyford but also set a benchmark for other districts, showcasing the potential benefits of integrating technology in classrooms.
Senate Resolution No. 32 (SR32) honors Eduardo Infante upon his retirement as the superintendent of the Lyford Consolidated Independent School District. After a distinguished 38-year career in education, Infante has made significant contributions to the academic community in the Rio Grande Valley. The resolution acknowledges his roots in Lyford and highlights his educational journey, including his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from The University of Texas--Pan American.
While the resolution is primarily a commemoration of Infante's accomplishments, it captures broader themes surrounding the challenges and changes faced by rural education systems. It serves as a reminder of the importance of leadership in educational environments, especially in regions that often grapple with resources and educational advancements. The resolution culminates by extending best wishes to Infante for his future endeavors, positioning him as a respected figure in the field of education who will be greatly missed.