After urging from Texas lawmakers, Carroll ISD voted to pass a resolution that would have them separate from TASB in 2024.
After urging from Texas legislators, Carroll ISD will have a vote to determine if they will leave the Texas Association of School Boards in 2024.
Texas’ largest red urban county had a strong showing on Tuesday by Republican candidates, including those for county judge and district attorney.
The firm sent cease and desist letters to four Texas school districts after signs with the national motto in Arabic and rainbow lettering were rejected.
Critics claim the law represents an infringement on religious freedom and a violation of the establishment clause.
Public school libraries in Carroll and Keller ISD will follow new acquisition policies to address parental concerns about inappropriate materials.
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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