The second regular trustee meeting of the school year on Sept. 18 had several recognitions, information on a new initiative, and a Bond 2023 update.
Recognitions included the Wylie High School Theatre team for receiving an award of distinction by the Texas Education Theatre Association.
By Jeremy Hallock
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