Civil SocietyEducationLocal NewsCarroll ISD Votes to Leave the Texas Association of School Boards
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 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.
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