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Temple ISD Superintendent Bobby Ott called the district’s first citizen advisory committee meeting on Thursday at the Frank W. Mayborn Civic and Convention Center “a good starting point.” The newly-assembled collective was developed to help gauge taxpayer support for a potential 2021 bond that would be decided through two propositions. Ott told the Telegram that the first proposition is currently estimated to fall between $165 million to $175, while the second proposition for improvements to Wildcat Stadium is estimated at $6.5 million. “I don’t know how this (bond) i...

Temple Independent School District trustees Dan Posey, Ronnie Gaines and Sandhya Sanghi will continue to represent their single-member districts after each was sworn in for another three-year term on Monday. The district canceled its May 1 trustee election for the District 3, District 4 and District 5 seats during its regular board meeting on March 8 — after no one filed to run against the trio. Posey — reelected by trustees Monday as board president — will begin his fourth full term as a trustee. He was first appointed to the board in 2011 to serve an unexpired term, and was e...

One in a series. The need for new or expanded school campuses grows daily at Central Texas school districts — especially those located off the state’s busiest highway. By the dozens, new students arrive every month. From just south of the Bell County line to its northern boundaries, school districts adjacent to or near Interstate 35 — Temple, Belton, Salado, Academy, Troy and Jarrell, for example — are dealing with booming student populations that will require campus improvements to accommodate growth in the coming years, officials said. School officials are preparing for ...

The Temple Independent School District is expected to have more than 9,700 students by the 2025-26 academic school year, as more than 6,900 future housing lots are planned within its

Temple schools Superintendent Bobby Ott says it’s important to him — and the school board — to conduct his job evaluations in public.