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Vacant Granbury ISD; Search by: Arrow Educational ServicesINFO
Vacant Uvalde CISD; Search By: Region 20 ESCINFO
Vacant Blooming Grove ISD; Search by: Blooming Grove ISD Board of Trustees & Gary MartelINFO
Vacant Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Carrizo Springs ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Dickinson ISD; Search by: Dickinson ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant La Gloria ISD; Search by: La Gloria ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant Whitney ISD; Search by: Whitney ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant Pineywoods Community Academy
(Lufkin); Search by: SPALDING NICHOLS LAMP LANGLOISINFO
Vacant Dilley ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Grand Prairie ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Kermit ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Burton ISD; Search by: Powell Law Group, Dr. Danny LovettINFO
Vacant Union Hill ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Socorro ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Grape Creek ISD; Search by: Grape Creek ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant Santa Maria ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Vysehrad ISD; Search by: Region 3 ESC, Exec. Dir. Morris LyonINFO
Vacant Hereford ISD; Hereford ISD Board of Trustees & Region 16 ESC, Dr. Tanya Larkin, Exec. Dir.INFO
Vacant Region 10 ESC
Executive Director; Thomposon & Horton LLP - David Thompson & Dr. Mike MosesINFO
Vacant Pettus ISD - Jesus Hernandez III, Chief of Staff,Southwest ISD; Search by: JCA Law, PLLC
and DBU Educational Leadership Consulting Corporation.INFO
Vacant University of Texas High School Special Purpose District; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Scurry-Rosser ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD; Thomposon & Horton LLP - David Thompson & Dr. Mike MosesINFO
Vacant Huntington ISD; Search by: Kelli Karczewski, Fisher FirmINFO
Vacant Copperas Cove ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Grandfalls-Royalty ISD - Search by: TASB Executive Search Services; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Hawkins ISD; Search by: Impact Education Specialists - Doug Williams, Kevin Worthy, Blake Cooper and Stan SurrattINFO
Vacant Granger ISD; Search by: Leasor Crass, P.CINFO
Vacant Bremond ISD; Search by: Bremond ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant Monte Alto ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Santa Rosa ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Vacant Plains ISD; Search by: Leasor Crass, P.CINFO
Vacant Utopia ISD; Search by: Utopia ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Vacant Pasadena ISD - Search by: TASB Executive Search Services; INFO
Vacant Anna ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Vacant Ector County ISD - Search by: TASB Executive Search Services; INFO
Vacant Buna ISD; Search By: Buna ISD Board of Trustees INFO
Vacant San Isidro ISD (Short Timeline); Search by: Region One ESC, Exec. Dir. Dr. Daniel P. KingINFO
Vacant Mercedes ISD (Short Timeline); Search by: Region One ESC, Exec. Dir. Dr. Daniel P. KingINFO
Vacant Queen City ISD; Search by: Danny Lovett, Powell Law GroupINFO
Vacant Amarillo ISD; Search by: Walsh, Gallegos, Trevino, Kyle & Robinson P.C.& Education Consultant Dr. Ann DixonINFO
Vacant Mount Calm ISD; Search by: Powell Law Group, Shaun BarnettINFO
Lone Finalist Valley View ISD - James Womack, Superintendent,Richland Springs ISD; Education Solutions and Services Mike Smith & Letha HopkinsINFO
Lone Finalist Dew ISD - Kent Reynolds, Superintendent,Hallsburg ISD; Search by: Impact Education Specialists - Doug Williams, Kevin Worthy, Blake Cooper and Stan SurrattINFO
Lone Finalist Early ISD - Joan Otten, Director,Katy ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Lone Finalist Richards ISD - Michael Smith, Chief Operations Officer,West Hardin ISD; Search by: Leon|Alcala PLLCINFO
Lone Finalist Northside ISD (Wilbarger Co.)  - Paul Ryan, Superintendent,Rio Vista ISD; Search by: Region 9 ESC, Darren Francis and Kenny MillerINFO
Lone Finalist Carroll ISD - Dr. Jeremy Glenn, Superintendent,Grandbury ISD; Search by: Carrrol ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Lone Finalist Hutto ISD - Jeni Neatherlin, Superintendent,Granger ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Lone Finalist Louise ISD - Richard Wright, Superintendent,Agua Dulce ISD; Search by: Leon|Alcala PLLCINFO
Lone Finalist San Benito CISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Lone Finalist Waco ISD - Dr. Tiffany Spicer, Superintendent,Buna ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Lone Finalist Onalaska ISD - Dr. Kenneth Fraga, Assistant Superintendent,Onalaska ISD; Search by: Onalaska ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
Lone Finalist Graham ISD; Search by: Impact Education Specialists - Doug Williams, Kevin Worthy, Blake Cooper and Stan SurrattINFO
Lone Finalist Lueders-Avoca ISD - Dr. Joe Alcorta, Superintendent,Dalhart ISD; Search by: Ronnie KincaidINFO
Lone Finalist Lipan ISD - Jimmie Dobbs, Interim Superintendent,Lipan ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
Lone Finalist Calvert ISD - Latisha Crockett-Tennell, Interim Superintendent,Calvert ISD; Search by: O’Hanlon, Demerath & CastilloINFO
Lone Finalist Albany ISD - Daryl Stuard, Superintendent,Bremond ISD; Search by: Ronnie KincaidINFO
Lone Finalist Victoria ISD - Shelia Collazo, Deputy Superintendent,Somerset ISD; Search by: JCA Law, PLLC and Saul HinojosaINFO
Lone Finalist Gladewater ISD - Rae Ann Patty, Superintendent,Waskom ISD; Search by: Gladewater ISD Board of TrusteesINFO
New Super Rockport-Fulton ISD - Dr. Lesley Austin, Chief Academic Officer,Trinity Basin Preparatory; Search by: Walsh, Gallegos, Trevino, Kyle & Robinson P.C.& Education Consultant Mrs. Charlotte BakerINFO
New Super Mathis ISD - Todd White, Superintendent,Santa Anna ISD; Search by: TASB Executive Search ServicesINFO
New Super Montgomery ISD - Dr. Mark Ruffin, Superintendent,Normangee ISD; Search by: Thomposon & Horton LLP - Dr. Mike Moses & David ThompsonINFO
New Super Brock ISD - Dr. Shannon Luis, Superintendent,Era ISD; Search by: CCR Educational Consultants, Dr. Skip Casey, Staci Robertson, & Rod TownsendINFO
New Super Dickinson ISD - Dr. Rebecca Brown, Deputy Superintendent,La Porte ISD; Search by: SPALDING NICHOLS LAMP LANGLOISINFO
New Super Rio Vista ISD - Dr. Chris Chappotin, Assistant Superintendent,Boyd ISD; Search by: Leasor Crass, P.CINFO

Coppell ISD considers closing 3 schools due to budget issues

September 1008:20 AM
 

Another North Texas school district is considering closing campuses due to budget challenges and declining enrollment. Coppell ISD, located in the northwest corner of Dallas County, has several options on the table. view article  arw

Former NFL star, Fort Bend ISD high school coach Allen Aldridge dies at 52

September 1008:20 AM
 

Allen Aldridge, former Broncos and Lions linebacker, has died at the age of 52, according to NBC Sports. Aldridge, also known as Coach Aldridge at George Bush High School, was described as a “gentle giant from a family with deep roots in the NFL and the Houston sports community,” according to Fort Bend Independent School District. view article  arw

School population pothole, district deficit not covered by Richardson ISD “Project RightSize”

September 1008:19 AM
 

Steven and Pamela Hughes, active PTA members, are facing new challenges this year as their sons, Dillon and AJ, attend different elementary schools due to Richardson Independent School District's Project RightSize. "It's now PTAs—multiple," Pamela Hughes said. "It's a lot of scheduling changes." view article  arw

Southside ISD provides update on San Antonio school bus crash

September 1008:18 AM
 

In an email sent to MySA, a district spokesperson with Southside ISD said no students were injured in the bus crash. The crash happened around 7:50 a.m. The spokesperson also notes that four high school students were on board but were taken to school after the crash was cleared within minutes. view article  arw

Midland ISD investigates social media threat to schools in 432 area

September 1008:17 AM
 

Midland ISD and local law enforcement became aware of a social media post circulating Monday morning that warned of a broad threat to schools within the 432 area. While no specific threat was made to the MISD campus or district, MISD reacted to the social media post referencing another social media post that mentioned a threat to schools. view article  arw

Police detain juvenile after social media threats made against Pine Tree ISD

September 1008:14 AM
 

Longview police have detained a juvenile accused of making threats against a school on social media. Officers became aware of threats against a Pine Tree ISD campus just after 7 p.m. on Friday, according to a release from the Longview Police Department. Police said they immediately began investigating, found a juvenile allegedly connected with the posts, and detained them without incident. The individual was taken to the Gregg County Juvenile Detention Center and has been charged with felony terroristic threat. view article  arw

Kilgore ISD approves deficit budget, lower tax rate

September 0910:08 AM
 

Kilgore ISD school board trustees voted at a recent meeting to approve a deficit budget and a lower tax rate for the upcoming school year. Chief Financial Officer Trish Hall told board members and faculty in attendance the district’s projected budget revenue for 2024-2025 was calculated at $38,390,571 and projected expenditures at $39,910,900. This leaves the upcoming year’s budget with a projected budget deficit of $1,520,329. The district’s budget is comprised of three components: the general fund budget, nutrition services budget and the debt service fund budget. view article  arw

Texas parents gain new tools to control their teen’s social media use

September 0908:40 AM
 

A new law gives parents more power over a child’s actions on social media, but only if the parent knows about the account.  Parents of Texas children under 18 can now monitor and restrict their child’s activity on digital platforms including Facebook and Instagram — but only if they know their child uses the service.Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, rolled out parental control features in Texas last week to comply with House Bill 18, the Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, which went into effect Sept. 1. The Legislature passed it last year to restrict kids from seeing harmful material on the internet, such as content promoting self-harm or substance abuse, while also giving parents more power to regulate what their child does online. view article  arw

2 Central Texas teachers make list of finalists for 2025 Teacher of the Year

September 0908:40 AM
 

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Texas Association of School Administrators, or TASA, on Wednesday released its list of finalists for the 2025 Teacher of the Year program, and two of them are from the Central Texas area. view article  arw

Former Uvalde ISD Police Chief Seeks Dismissal of Child Endangerment Indictment

September 0908:35 AM
 

Former Uvalde ISD police chief, Pete Arredondo, is pushing to have his indictment, encompassing ten counts of child endangerment and abandonment, dismissed. In a bold defense move, Arredondo\’s legal team is challenging the basis of the charges, asserting that school districts and their employees are not obligated to shield students from dangers posed by third parties. The motion further contends that Arredondo\’s actions were within the scope of his official responsibilities. view article  arw

Why Austin ISD is required to create $4M summer special education programs for students

September 0908:35 AM
 

The Austin school district will have to create a $4 million fund and set up a summer program for students who were denied timely special education evaluations and other services, as part of a settlement agreement with Disability Rights Texas, a nonprofit that sued the district in 2021 over the overdue evaluations.  The school district will also have to clear its backlog of overdue special education evaluations by the end of 2024, grant some students out-of-district evaluations without objection and pay Disability Rights Texas $75,000 in legal fees, according to documents released by the U.S. Western District Court of Texas this week.  The settlement wraps up a case filed at the height of the district’s challenges with a chronic pile of past due requests to evaluate students for special education services as well as complaints about the delivery of those services. The Austin district is under a state-appointed monitor to oversee the district's efforts to eliminate the yearslong backlog and improve the delivery of special education services, as part of a September 2023 agreement with the Texas Education Agency. view article  arw

Tarleton launches new dual credit model for Crowley ISD high school students

September 0908:31 AM
 

Crowley ISD Superintendent Michael McFarland lifted his arms in the air and pointed around the foyer of Tarleton State University Fort Worth as he chatted with two high school students. “You’ve probably already seen yourself in college, but now you’re actually here, in college, and you’re doing well,” McFarland told Crowley High senior Leah Mullens and North Crowley High senior Mekenzie Livingston. view article  arw

Bible-inspired lessons in Texas public schools? State education board to hold hearings this month

September 0908:30 AM
 

The State Board of Education will hold public hearings this month over a proposed curriculum for Texas public schools that includes Christian-based religious references in K-5 education. view article  arw

Grand Prairie ISD Super With Controversial Past Put On Leave

September 0908:29 AM
 

Grand Prairie ISD’s newly hired superintendent, Jorge Arredondo, has been suspended after less than three months on the job. The district’s board of trustees voted 5-2 to place Arredondo on paid administrative leave during a special board meeting on September 4. The district did not provide any details about why Arredondo was placed on leave other than to say that the decision was made “in order to protect the District and Dr. Arredondo.” view article  arw

Texas schools are hiring more teachers without traditional training. They hope the state will pay to prepare them.

September 0908:26 AM
 

Schools are hiring instructors with different types of backgrounds to deal with critical staff shortages. view article  arw

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Killeen ISD student arrested after bringing weapon on campus Thursday, according to principal

September 0908:25 AM
 

A Shoemaker High School student was taken into custody after bringing a weapon on campus, according to Mary Lynn Gawryszewski, the principal at Shoemaker High School. The Shoemaker student is charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon in a prohibited place, according to Gawryszewski. “We take any threat to school safety seriously,” the Shoemaker principal said. “Please be absolutely assured that we work closely with police to investigate any potential threat to the safety of our students and staff, and we always deal aggressively with any such report.” view article  arw

Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation opposes Houston ISD’s $4.4 billion bond proposal

September 0908:25 AM
 

A regional coalition of labor groups, including the largest teachers' union in Houston ISD, is opposed to the district's first bond proposal in more than a decade. The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation, which includes 95 unions representing more than 60,000 workers across 13 counties in the Houston area, announced a series of endorsements this week for the Nov. 5 election. The federation also said delegates of its member unions voted unanimously not to support the $4.4 billion bond package for HISD, citing a lack of community support for the district's state-appointed leadership. view article  arw

Austin ISD agrees to $4 million fund making up for evaluation delays

September 0908:25 AM
 

The Austin Independent School District must create a $4 million fund for hundreds of students it failed to evaluate for special education services within state and federal timelines, according to nonprofit Disability Rights Texas, or DRTx. view article  arw

Fort Bend ISD considers shelving 2023 bond projects to close multi-million-dollar deficit

September 0908:25 AM
 

New schools, facilities, and athletic improvements in Fort Bend ISD could be paused even though voters approved them just last year. When Fort Bend ISD voters approved the latest bond, items such as a fine arts addition at High Tower High School and a new bus transportation facility were part of it. Now, those projects may be paused. view article  arw

Northwest ISD dad tackles student hunger one snack at a time

September 0908:20 AM
 

A dedicated dad in Northwest ISD is tackling food insecurity one snack at a time. Matt Barker has spent the past few years leading a community effort to ensure students at his daughter's school don't go hungry during the school day. Now, his initiative has grown so large that he's providing thousands of snacks to multiple schools in the district. "It was just an idea, and we made it happen," Barker said. view article  arw

Snyder ISD Teacher Arrested

September 0908:19 AM
 

Christina Williams was arrested August 5th and charged with possession of a controlled substance and unlawful carrying of a weapon. The Snyder Independent School District issued the following statement: view article  arw

Dallas ISD is bucking another trend in urban education

September 0908:18 AM
 

We’ve been crowing for some time about the good things happening in Dallas ISD and the way it is changing the narrative around urban school districts. Well, let us crow some more, because the news that hit late last month regarding attendance data in the district is astounding. view article  arw

Embattled incumbents, unhappy parents and a recent graduate drive Edgewood ISD races

September 0908:17 AM
 

Dwindling enrollment in the Edgewood Independent School District is a top issue in the Nov. 5 board election, which will see a recent high school graduate face off with a retiree and challenges by dissatisfied parents against two incumbents. The district’s leaders say charter school competition is the main reason enrollment has dropped 22% in five years and now stands below 10,000 students. Trustees voted last fall to close two schools and might need to close more, they warned. view article  arw

Valley School Districts on High Alert After Receiving Threats

September 0908:16 AM
 

Several school districts in the Valley area, including Alamo, Mercedes, Weslaco, and McAllen, have been placed on high alert after receiving threats targeting schools. The districts have responded swiftly to ensure the safety and security of students and staff members. view article  arw

Dallas ISD and Garland ISD trustees: This is why we released our accountability ratings

September 0908:16 AM
 

As Texas students were returning to classrooms last month, we school board trustees were anxiously awaiting the Texas Education Agency release of A-F accountability ratings. We were disappointed when the publication of the letter grades for our districts and campuses was halted by another lawsuit. It’s not because we were looking forward to showing off or competing with other districts. As board presidents for two of the largest public school districts in Texas, we are committed to transparency. In order to make the best decisions for the children we serve, it’s important we look clearly and honestly at education outcomes, even — especially — when data reveals we still have work to do. view article  arw

Passenger in car that hit & killed student on E. Ledbetter Drive/Loop 12 charged with murder: DPD

September 0908:15 AM
 

Dallas police say the passenger in a vehicle that hit and killed a teenager Friday morning on E. Ledbetter Drive near Marsalis Avenue will be charged with murder. Police say the investigation determined the passenger in the car, 47-year-old James Grant, got into an argument with the driver as they drove south on Marsalis Avenue. Police say Grant assaulted the driver and the struggle continued as the car traveled east onto Ledbetter then went off the road hitting the teen who was walking in the grass. view article  arw

Getting Results: Playground project at Calvert ISD completed after manufacturer steps in

September 0908:15 AM
 

What began as a stalled playground project at Calvert ISD is now complete, thanks to the generosity of a playground equipment manufacturer. The project, funded by federal pandemic relief money and overseen by the Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse (BVCASA), came to a halt after the contractor, Gulf Coast Recreation, failed to finish the installation. BVCASA paid $31,705 to Gulf Coast Recreation in March for the purchase and installation of new playground equipment. However, despite the payment and initial assurances, the contractor did not fulfill its obligations, leaving the equipment unassembled and exposed to the elements for months. The delay left the community disappointed and children without a place to play. view article  arw

Hamilton ISD removes student from football game after being found in possession of a weapon

September 0908:15 AM
 

Hamilton ISD confirmed a student was removed from a home football game Thursday night after being found in possession of a weapon. During their home football game on Sept. 5, Hamilton ISD says they received information a student potentially had a weapon in their possession. view article  arw

Kingsville Police Department, Kingsville ISD teamwork minimizes school shooting threat

September 0908:09 AM
 

Just hours after the school shooting in Georgia last week, the Kingsville Police Department had to deal with reports of threats made to two schools in the area. KPD and KISD worked together to prevent a threat from becoming something more serious and keep everyone on campuses safe this week. A 14-year-old made several verbal and text-based threats in regard to committing a shooting at H.M. King High School and Gillett Intermediate School. view article  arw

Pine Tree ISD, Longview police investigating alleged threatening remarks made by student

September 0908:07 AM
 

Pine Tree ISD says the Longview Police Department is investigating threatening remarks made online by a student. According to the district, administrators were made aware of the comments during Friday night's football game. They say in cooperation with the LPD, the situation was swiftly dealt with. view article  arw

Mother of Georgia shooting suspect called school to warn of emergency, aunt says

September 0905:36 AM
 

A relative of the Georgia high school shooting suspect says the teenager’s mother called the school before the killings   view article  arw

Texas coast, Louisiana prepare for potential tropical storm

September 0808:16 PM
 

The low-pressure system bringing nasty weather to the Bay of Campeche will likely become a tropical storm by Monday, according to forecasters, who are becoming more convinced it will impact the Gulf Coast as the latest named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.  The low-pressure system bringing nasty weather to the Bay of Campeche will likely become a tropical storm by Monday, according to forecasters, who are becoming more convinced it will impact the Gulf Coast as the latest named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.   view article  arw

Hawkins ISD superintendent arrested for driving while intoxicated

September 0808:05 AM
 

Hawkins ISD Superintendent Susan Morton was arrested for driving while intoxicated in La Marque, Texas on Aug. 23. Susan Morton. Photo courtesy of the Galveston County Jail. Morton was arrested by the La Marque Police Department after a “minor accident” which happened in the 2400 block of Gulf Freeway at around 7:49 p.m. in La Marque. According to a La Marque PD arrest report, there were three vehicles involved in the crash: a 2005 Ford Explorer, a 2018 Kia Forte and Morton’s 2023 Ford F-150. According to a crash report from the Texas Department of Transportation, Morton’s F-150 failed to control its speed coming into a traffic signal on the Gulf Freeway service road and Lake Road. The F-150 reportedly hit the back of the Kia, which then hit the back of the Ford Explorer stopped in front of it at the signal. Crash diagram courtesy of TxDOT. The TxDOT crash report said that Morton fled the crash scene and was later found and arrested on Duroux Road. Morton was then booked into the Galveston County Jail for charges of driving while intoxicated and collision involving damage to a vehicle less than $200. Hawkins ISD Board President Blake Warren released the following statement when asked about Morton’s arrest: “Due to state confidentiality laws, Hawkins ISD cannot comment on this personnel matter or release any information at this time.” Morton was still listed as Superintendent of Schools on Hawkins ISD’s website, as of Friday afternoon. According to TxDOT, no injuries were reported at the time of the crash. view article  arw

Bullard ISD teachers receive over $72,000 in grants to fund innovative learning projects

September 0611:35 AM
 

Forty innovative learning projects and programs will be funded at Bullard ISD thanks to over $72,000 in grants from the Bullard Education Foundation. The foundation visited all six Bullard ISD campuses on Tuesday to distribute the funds to teachers. One of the projects will allow every first grade classroom to use incubators to hatch baby chicks in the spring to learn about animal life cycles. view article  arw

H-E-B launches 2025 search for Texas’ top educators

September 0611:14 AM
 

A Texas lawmaker is proposing a later start to the school year, saying the change will save energy and money, help protect the power grid, and improve life for school kids.  State Rep. Jared Patterson (R–Frisco) suggested students should return to school in September instead of August to avoid having to cool campus buildings during the hottest weeks of summer when power demand and prices are high. “I think our parents had it right starting school after Labor Day,” Patterson said last week on Inside Texas Politics.  “We cool down some of the largest buildings in most communities across the state of Texas during the hottest month of the year, which costs more money and puts more of a strain on the grid,” he explained.  Patterson also argued that it’s too hot for students to be playing  view article  arw

 
 
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