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After 21 years service and 12 years as school board president, George Fisher retired last week amid words of appreciation and encouragement from Paris ISD administration, staff and fellow board

January is School Board Recognition Month and Paris ISD is celebrating its trustees for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students. The theme of this year’s School Board Recognition Month is Locally Elected, Community Connected, which highlights the connection between school

Dr. Aubrey Gibbs was sworn in to serve on the Paris Independent School District Board of Trustees during a special afternoon meeting in the district’s administration building Monday.

A race for the Paris City Council seat that’s being vacated by District 7 representative and Mayor Paula Portugal because of term limits is heating up as the only race

A race for the Paris City Council seat that’s being vacated by District 7 representative and Mayor Paula Portugal because of term limits is heating up as the only race

Three candidates have filed for the Paris ISD Board of Trustees election. Clifton Fendley, who serves in Place 2, and Mandeep Chatha-Homer, who serves in Place 4, have filed for reelection. Anne Biard has filed for Place 5. The candidate filing deadline is February 17 and early voting begins April 2

Three candidates have filed for Paris ISD’s Board of Trustees election scheduled for May 6, 2023. The district’s Place 2, Place 4 and Place 5 spots are up for election.

Paris Independent School District trustees voted to make starting salaries for teachers and teaching assistants more attractive for new hires and for staff retention in a board meeting Monday night.

With the deadline to file for candidacy in the May 7 local elections having come and gone, candidates in those races now have an idea of who they’ll be up

Residents in cities and school districts throughout the area will be going to the polls May 7 to determine who will serve on city councils and as school trustees for