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Lea Juarez's focus is primarily on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in the Mission, Texas area. She frequently covers news related to local government, education, and human resources & employment. If you have information or insights relating to new policies, developments in city council decisions, educational updates within the Mission CISD district, or changes in local employment laws and opportunities (particularly in the Mission area), it would likely be well received by Lea for potential coverage.
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Sharyland’s tax rate remains the same
Ayer, Hoy, y Siempre — Preserving Mission history
The tracks at Mission CISD’s two high school stadiums are getting upgraded. The board of trustees approved a resurfacing with an estimate of more than $1 million.
The Mission CISD trustee workshops and meetings will look slightly different moving forward. As of October, the school board restructured the monthly forums to discuss all operations and non instructional matters at the workshops, leaving the regular board meetings to be more student-dedicated.
Mission CISD is in early talks to put a potential bond on the ballot for the November 2025 election. But before the district can take the item to the voters, administration needs to have a facilities assessment ready by next March.
Jadon Andrew Salinas said he has always been fascinated by the stars. This past summer, he had the opportunity to study the celestial objects and present his research at the Johnson Space Center for the NASA High School Aerospace Scholar (HAS) program.
The City of Mission reported five major drainage projects complete, estimating that 3,689 homes have benefited from the improvements.
Sharyland implemented district and campus improvement plans to help SISD reach its academic, operational and fiscal goals by 2028.
Tuesday was a whirlwind as the polls closed and the ballot count surged. Although the results remain unofficial until the Hidalgo County Elections Department certifies the votes, many races and ballot measures had clear outcomes.
Four new trustees join LJISD board, remain powerless
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