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Education Woodland Heights
Brownwood ISD trustees reorganized their board on Nov. 9, swearing in four members, electing Tim Wilson as president and reviewing districtwide technology, teacher incentive and campus instructional initiatives.
Education Woodland Heights
The Brownwood ISD Board of Trustees reviewed district finances, student health and instructional programs during its Oct. 5 regular meeting, including a projected $34.1 million in annual revenue, expanded support for English learners and plans to begin the formal process of naming a Brownwood High School stage after former theatre teacher Larry Mathis.
Education Woodland Heights
The Brownwood ISD Board of Trustees voted unanimously to cancel the Nov. 3, 2026, election after four candidates filed without opposition. The meeting also highlighted academic gains at Northwest Elementary, staff recognitions and district enrollment of 3,207 students.
Education Woodland Heights
Brownwood ISD trustees unanimously canceled the Nov. 3 election for four seats after three incumbents ran unopposed and Keith Howey became the only candidate for Place 1. The board also reviewed enrollment, attendance, state funding risks, teacher incentive designations and Northwest Elementary’s improved accountability rating.
Education Woodland Heights
Woodland Heights Elementary students, staff and veterans gathered Friday morning to dedicate a new flag pole and American and Texas flags donated by three veterans organizations.
Education Woodland Heights
Brownwood ISD earned an overall B rating of 83 from the Texas Education Agency, up from a C rating of 78 the previous year. Brownwood High School rose 11 points to an 89, while East Elementary earned an A.
