Keller superintendent Tracy Johnson has cleaned out her office ahead of a vote on a voluntary separation agreement with the district, according to a school board member. Trustee Joni Smith confirmed that Johnson has vacated her office in a text message to the Star-Telegram.

Superintendent Tracy Johnson could part ways with Keller ISD on Thursday, as the school board reviews a "voluntary separation agreement" while the district wrestles with a contentious proposal to split into two.

An agenda for Thursday’s school board meeting includes action items to consider a voluntary separation agreement and name an interim superintendent.

Trustees will consider a voluntary separation agreement from Superintendent Tracy Johnson, who threatened to resign over a proposed split.

One agenda item for Thursday’s meeting said the board could act on a voluntary separation agreement with Superintendent Tracy Johnson. It is followed by another item about appointing an interim superintendent.

At a volatile special meeting Jan. 16, Johnson told the KISD school board she was prepared to offer her letter of resignation after speaking out about a possible plan to split the district wasn’t “right for kids.

According to a school board meeting agenda posted online, the Keller ISD School Board will discuss Superintendent Tracy Johnson's future with the district on Thursday.