Candidates prioritizing transparency, thrift, and apolitical curriculum trounced candidates focusing on test elimination, diversity measures, and funding hikes.
The residents of Carroll ISD, largely located within Southlake, once again elected conservative candidates by a wide margin.
Carroll ISD remains a battleground for control of its school board over issues of race and gender between conservative candidates and those focusing on "equity" and "inclusivity."
The controversial cultural competence action plan proposed by Carroll ISD in 2020 has now been officially rejected as part of the settlement agreement in a lawsuit filed against the board of trustees.
Carroll ISD voted 4-3 to decline the participation of local home school students in UIL events, citing concerns about academic performance and a possible influx of participants.
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From high-dollar diversity plans to mundane building bonds, voters are watching longstanding school projects with new suspicion.
A special election to fill a seat on Carroll ISD's board centered on a cultural competence plan, mask mandates, and critical race theory implementation in the district.
A district “diversity plan” and attitudes toward parental rights are front-facing issues as Carroll ISD residents will go to the polls to fill a school board vacancy.
With a controversial "cultural competence plan" as a central issue in the campaigns, voters in Carroll ISD in Southlake decisively elected candidates who promised to fight against it.
The board president and vice-president were indicted based on text messages related to the cultural competence action plan that has been a source of controversy in the district.
Litigation alleging Open Meetings Act violations related to the Cultural Competence Plan in Carroll ISD resulted in temporary prevention of taking further action on the plan.
