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BISD Board Reviews $34.1 Million Revenue Forecast, Student Health Data and Brownwood Middle School Goals

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.

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Howard Payne rolls past Simpson 52-28, returns to Brownwood unbeaten for Homecoming

Howard Payne scored eight touchdowns, forced two fumbles and defeated Simpson College 52-28 Saturday at Ford Center at The Star in Frisco. The Yellow Jackets are listed at 4-0 in the source headline and standings, although the game account also says the team improved to 3-0. Howard Payne returns to Gordon Wood Stadium in Brownwood on Oct. 3 to face Nelson University.

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Howard Payne jazz workshop brings more than 70 high school musicians to Brownwood

More than 70 high school musicians from 10 Central and West Texas schools recently spent a day at Howard Payne University learning from college music faculty, professional musicians and educators during a hands-on jazz workshop. The program included performances, clinics, improvisation instruction and a final concert featuring newly formed student combos.

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BISD trustees cancel November election after four candidates run unopposed

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.

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Brownwood ISD cancels Nov. 3 trustee election as Howey prepares to take Place 1

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.