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Diboll ISD salutes queen candidates, recognizes Lone Star Degree recipients, DHS FFA advisor (opens the original)
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DIBOLL â During the regular monthly meeting of the Diboll ISD board of trustees Monday evening inside the districtâs administrative boardroom, board president Jay Wyatt saluted the four queen candidates from last weekendâs Diboll Day celebration and thanked them for raising $221,000 for the celebration. Temple-Inland, he said, gave thousands of dollars for each biannual celebration, so since its departure, it has been up to the queen candidates to raise funds. DISD Superintendent Igor Gus
Huntington sets budget, tax rates (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON â The Huntington City Council unanimously approved a budget of $9,419,451.61 for the cityâs 2026-27 fiscal year during its monthly meeting Tuesday evening. The council shortly thereafter approved the cityâs associated tax rates: $.440592 for maintenance and operations, and $.144984 for interest and sinking, for a total tax rate of $.585576 per $100 property valuation. The board considered a proposal to set a $150 fee for culvert installations performed by city personnel. Council
LISD receives perfect preliminary financial rating (opens the original)
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LISD chief financial officer Heath Wethington led a public hearing into the districtâs 2025-26 Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST) rating, which reflects data from the 2024-25 school year, during the board of trustees meeting Thursday evening on Cotton Square. The district extended a decade-plus-long streak of âAâ ratings, this time receiving 100 out of 100 possible points. Wethington emphasized the rating is preliminary but added that he foresees no changes before the fina
Gaston provides update on LISD’s planned realignment for kindergarten through the fifth grade (opens the original)
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In the Lufkin ISD board of trusteesâ monthly work session Monday evening, deputy superintendent Jill Gaston gave an update on LISDâs planned realignment for kindergarten through the fifth grade. The overall conclusion of the districtâs stakeholder input review, Gaston said, is that LISDâs plan must be student- and staff-centered, not born out of mere convenience. Gaston presented six framework lenses through which she said the district must view the process, in order: student opportunity
TFA launching ForestryWorks program in Texas (opens the original)
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TFA sustainability and education director Ted Stevens mans a booth at the Agriculture Teachers Association of Texas Professional Development Conference in July. The Texas Forestry Association is promoting the ForestryWorks program, which educates high school and college students in forestry. ForestryWorks is a career-exploration curriculum that began in Alabama in 2018. The set of curricula was developed there and has been adapted to meet Texasâ educational requirements. âWe worked with some
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