The Rotary Club of Paris United Healthy Smiles Dental Program resulted in happy smiles at local public elementary schools to include Aaron Parker, Aiken, Blossom, Chisum, Cecil Everett, Deport, and
North Lamar ISD trustees on Monday approved the 2022 property tax rate, reviewed the district’s state accountability rating and removed Stone Middle School bond construction from a manager-at-risk delivery method,
North Lamar ISD broke ground on a $30 million state-of-the-art elementary school last week as the district prepares for the start of the 2022-23 school year Wednesday morning with much
Architects share design plans for the new North Lamar ISD elementary school along with projected timelines for other construction projects related to $51.55 million bond proposal voters approved in May.
A roughly $49 million bond proposal is in the works at North Lamar ISD, similar yet different from one called a year ago and then canceled when school trustees became concerned about the effect the coronavirus pandemic might have on the local economy.
Acting on results from a district-wide survey conducted Dec. 15-21 by a national research firm, a Community Advisory Committee made a number of changes in the current proposal, opting to remove turf from athletic fields and to save portions of Bailey Middle School from demolition, among other things.
The committee met at length during recent weeks, culminating during a recent four-hour session before making its recommendation to North Lamar trustees during a three-hour meeting Wednesday night.