Wayzata board votes 5-2 to extend offer to Dr. Rob Virgen as lone finalist for superintendent After interviewing three finalists and reviewing reference checks and community feedback gathered during a "day in the district," the Wayzata Public Schools board voted 5-2 on March 6, 2026, to extend an employment offer to Dr. Rob Virgen, contingent on negotiating a mutually agreeable contract.

The Wayzata Public Schools Board has made a monumental decision by voting 5-2 to offer Dr. Rob Virgen the position of superintendent, igniting a new chapter for the district!

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Waxahachie ISD trustees decline to adopt mandatory religious‑text reading resolution required under SB 11 Following staff recommendation, the board voted 6–1 not to adopt a policy requiring every campus to provide a period for prayer or reading of religious texts under Texas Education Code §25.0823; the board conducted individual roll-call voting.

In a surprising 6-1 vote, the Waxahachie ISD Board has chosen not to mandate prayer or religious text reading in schools, sparking debate on religious expression in education.

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Board debates five-year bus contract extension with Student Transportation of America; motion to table fails Board members questioned a proposed five-year extension with Student Transportation of America after administration said the contract would add about $2.26 million over five years; a motion to table the contract until the new board took office failed in a roll-call vote and the board proceeded with section 8 business.

The Gateway School District board is locked in a heated debate over a $2.26 million bus contract extension, but will the incoming board get a chance to weigh in?

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Farmington board warned of possible requirement to waive attorney–client privilege to accept proposed state "31aa" funding Board members were briefed that a proposed state funding vehicle called "31aa" may require districts accepting the funds to waive attorney–client privilege for certain state investigations. District attorneys and MASB counsel are still reviewing legal and operational consequences; a decision could be required by Nov. 16 and might prompt a special,

Farmington Public Schools faces a critical decision that could compromise attorney-client privilege in exchange for state funding—will they take the risk?

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Council Approves Motion Introduced by Mister Ingersoll and Miss Holly Council members unanimously support motion proposed by Ingersoll and Holly.

The St. Lucie County School Board just made a unanimous decision that could transform local education—find out what’s in store for our students!

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Humble ISD Board Votes to Opt Out of Non-Enrolled Student Participation Board members unanimously decide to opt out, seeking more clarity before re-evaluating.

Humble ISD's board votes to opt out of UIL activities for non-enrolled students, raising questions about student eligibility and legal clarity.

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Fond Du Lac community reflects on Doctor Flagg's legacy as retirement approaches Community members urge Fond Du Lac board to select a visionary replacement for Doctor Flagg.

As Fond du Lac prepares to bid farewell to Superintendent Dr. Flagg, the community rallies for a successor who can sustain the progress and unity he fostered.

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