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McKinney ISD superintendent Rick McDaniel announces retirement - Vimarsana News

McKinney ISD superintendent Rick McDaniel announces retirement

McDaniel said he will continue to assist with the new leadership transition. More details about a timeline on that will be released in the coming days

Source: wfaa.com
Highland Park ISD superintendent latest to retire as a number of North Texas school leaders call it quits - Vimarsana News

Highland Park ISD superintendent latest to retire as a number of North Texas school leaders call it quits

Dr. Tom Trigg is one of several North Texas superintendents to retire over the last 12 months.

Soup Du Jour - Vimarsana News

Soup Du Jour

Education is a curious industry. Almost every person capable of reading and digesting a publication has some level of experience with formalized education. Even if they attended school at home or privately, there was vertical organization of some manner. For this reason, almost everyone considers themselves at least

Fort Worth ISD expected to make Superintendent Angelica Ramsey's hiring official - Vimarsana News

Fort Worth ISD expected to make Superintendent Angelica Ramsey's hiring official

Trustees are holding a special board meeting Tuesday to finalize Dr. Angelica Ramsey’s hiring. Once it’s official, she will be Fort Worth ISD's 21st superintendent.

Fort Worth ISD superintendent finalist Dr. Angelica Ramsey discusses plans for the district - Vimarsana News

Fort Worth ISD superintendent finalist Dr. Angelica Ramsey discusses plans for the district

It appears Fort Worth ISD has chosen its new superintendent. Dr. Angelica Ramsey talks about how she will approach the job of serving nearly 75,000 students and more than 5,000 teachers.