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Source: Henderson Daily News

HENDERSON — Henderson Independent School District has announced several facility and leadership changes beginning in January 2027 as part of ongoing efforts to reduce expenses, improve operational efficiency and protect educational opportunities for students. The changes follow the recent failure of Proposition A and are part of the district’s continued response to financial challenges. “We have been very open with our community about the financial challenges facing Henderson ISD,” said Superintendent Brian Bowman. “We have already made significant reductions in spending and staffing, but without the additional funding further adjustments are necessary. We are committed to making those decisions with the best interests of our students in mind.” Montgomery Achievement Center Relocation Administrators announced that beginning in January,HISD will discontinue operations at the current Montgomery Achievement Center (MAC) facility and relocate its programs to other district facilities.

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