In local education news, a significant change is on the horizon for Hays CISD. The district's superintendent, Dr. Eric Wright, has announced plans to retire.
His retirement is set to take place in 2027, marking the end of a long career in education that spans nearly four decades. Dr. Wright has led Hays CISD for nine years.
Further details about Dr. Wright's retirement and the district's plans are available from the source, KXAN.
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