Carroll ISD will consider exiting the Texas Association of School Boards at a March 27 board meeting.

Carroll ISD will consider exiting the Texas Association of School Boards at a March 27 board meeting.
“A harmless drag show? Not possible.”
Grassroots activists’ “perfect operation” forced the bar to cancel the event entirely, not just change the “encouraged” age to 18+.
Controversial Chief Appraiser Jeff Law will keep his job but must undergo a “repair” process.
District officials have already been warned that the activities violate state law.
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The move comes after more than three years of litigation and seeks to address poor student performance.
Texas Military Department shrouds itself in darkness, while Colleyville strolls in sunshine.
Cody Bush is the second Grand Prairie ISD teacher charged this school year.
“The public trust in TAD must be restored.”
“I have grave concerns about the [trustees’] conduct and the serious nature of this meeting.”
Beijing in Speaker Dade Phelan’s backyard, and yours.
“Tarrant County taxpayers deserve transparency.”
FISD board president says she wants to silence the conservative “hate crowd.”
New Braunfels police say the investigation is ongoing, and Bryant Shephard may face additional charges.
“I can’t defend myself against stuff I didn’t say.”
“[M]y office will continue to work within the confines of existing law and investigate performances to determine if an entity must pay the fees associated with operating a sexually oriented business.”
In the meantime, Kathryn Wilemon continues to chair the appraisal district’s board of directors.
Family rights activists decry the program as “absolutely unbelievable.”
Dallas’ largest abortion facility shuts down nearly a year after Roe was overturned by U.S. Supreme Court.
If convicted, the educators face two to 20 years in prison.
Voters will make their picks in a number of contested Amarillo school board elections this year.
“It definitely raises questions.”
State Sen. Hinojosa’s bill calls for the removal from office of municipal leaders convicted of certain criminal offenses.
The victim attends a school different from the one where the middle school teacher worked.
Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office is investigating a Laredo City Council race.