Harrison District 2 School Board Approves New Contract Without Diversity Training Clause

Overview: In a decision, the Harrison District 2 School Board approved a new contract with the Vanguard School, notably removing a clause related to diversity and equity training. This move was influenced by concerns over an executive order that complicates the inclusion of such language in government contracts. The board also addressed a range of other issues, including a notable presentation by James Irwin Charter Schools, student surveys, and disciplinary practices.

Harrison District 2 School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Faces Staffing Challenges

Overview: The Harrison District 2 School Board recognized outstanding student accomplishments and addressed pressing staffing issues. Accolades were given to high-achieving students and faculty, while concerns were raised about potential staff reductions due to budget constraints.

Harrison District 2 School Board Celebrates Achievements Amid Legislative Concerns

Overview: The Harrison District 2 School Board meeting on January 22, 2026, highlighted notable achievements within the district, including record graduation rates and successful academic programs, while also addressing concerns regarding legislative impacts on education. Key discussions focused on the district’s proactive measures to enhance student success and community involvement, alongside resolutions opposing tuition tax credits and supporting Black History Month.

Harrison District 2 School Board Discusses Staff Retention, Math Initiatives, and Financial Strategy

Overview: The Harrison District 2 School Board meeting, held on November 6, focused primarily on the district’s impressive staff retention rates, strategic improvements in math education, and a comprehensive financial audit revealing significant fiscal progress.

Harrison District 2 School Board Celebrates Student Achievements and Discusses Education Enhancements

Overview: The recent Harrison District 2 School Board meeting highlighted advancements in student achievements, the introduction of Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways, and a fond farewell to the district’s in-house legal counsel. The meeting also addressed concerns about political education and the promotion of local driving schools.