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Connally ISD cancels bond plans as it seeks to shrink its footprint
Connally ISD board of trustees called a $5.9 million bond election in February, then canceled it based on declining enrollment and the projected cost savings due to consolidating three elementary…
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10mSame candidates, tilted map: Stakes high in Precinct 2 county commissioner rematch
Republican incumbent D.L. Wilson points to his record as Democrat Jeremy Davis tries to reclaim his party’s longtime hold on the precinct. Neither candidate is taking success for granted.
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4mWaco ISD employee data exposed through security incident
Waco Independent School District was among several school districts affected by the exposure of information in August, including Social Security numbers.
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2mBuild your Waco-area ballot for the Nov. 3 election with this tool
Waco and McLennan County residents can use this ballot lookup tool to prepare to vote in the 2026 election.
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22mHow to prepare to vote in the Waco-area elections
Voting begins Oct. 19. Here are a suite of tools to help you vote in Waco and McLennan County.
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Connally ISD’s state-appointed leaders make merging schools part of their turnaround strategy
With grades K-5 now under one roof, the district’s state-appointed board and superintendent are seeing cost savings and expecting more effective monitoring of student progress.