Lancaster ISD
October 13-
As the district saw it, Lewis had violated the settlement agreement.
August 11-
The budget leaves tax rates unchanged from prior years.
August 4-
The financially restricted district could not meet expectations of Pamela Morris, the candidate being considered.
June 30-
Pamela Morris is currently employed as the Superintendent for the Sealy ISD.
June 23-
Brian Allen, formerly of Today Newspapers, started the online-only paper a little over a year ago.
June 2-
The scheduled June meeting Monday night was similarly notable for dogs that did not bark.
May 26-
The forum is for parents and community members to receive input on the characteristics desired in the new superintendent.
May 21-
A questionnaire has been sent to Lancaster residents and district employees to gauge what people believe is important in a new superintendent.
May 18-
Ellen Clark, Cynthia Corbin, and Marion Hamilton will take seats on the board and immediately begin making decisions.
May 15-
Marie Elliott, Ed Kirkland and Debi Miller all were voted out of office May 9.
May 11-
Narrow victories are the norm for Lancaster. One of the 2009 races fell into that pattern -- a nine vote spread.
May 5-
The Lancaster ISD school board postponed action on selecting an attorney.
May 4-
There are several key decisions to be made, according to the agenda.
April 30-
All candidates agreed that the board and administration must do a better job of improving the district's image.
April 28-
Anybody notice the Dallas School Board and Lancaster ISD races?
April 17-
The companies who conduct the search for new superintendents will make their pitches to get the Lancaster ISD business at two meetings this weekend.
March 5-
Among the most serious problems uncovered by the audit concerns the district's financial reporting.
February 26-
The three major projects funded by the bond program have all been completed for more than a year.
February 19-
Dana Marable held the meeting because she wanted to improve communication between the district and the community.
February 12-
Sharla Butler, a 16-year-old who made running the 400-meter dash look easy, died of complications from encephalitis.





Wow this new layout is blowing my mind
I can't feel 5 of my legs!!!