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ATV-truck crash kills teen, two injured
A crash between a pickup and an all-terrain vehicle took the life of a 16-year-old Rowlett girl on U.S. Highway 82 west of Nocona Saturday afternoon.
The wreck occurred at 12:45 p.m. near Airport Road and U.S. 82, one mile west of Nocona.
Department of Public Safety Sergeant Dan Buesing said the girl was killed when the Polaris ATV she was riding in was struck from behind by a Ford pickup driven by Charles Beakley, Collinsville.
The three young girls riding on the ATV were transported by ambulance to Nocona General Hospital with serious injuries. One was pronounced dead and the other two were airlifted to Cook Children’s Hospital in Fort Worth.
The pickup driver was uninjured.
Buesing said both vehicles were on the highway when the crash occurred. The DPS is investigating and there are no details available on the medical condition of the injured girls as of Tuesday.
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BISD superintendent annual evaluation, contract set for agenda
Several personnel issues including the superintendent’s summative evaluation and filling the vacant intermediate principal position face the Bowie School Trustees when they meet at 5:30 p.m. on June 16.
The superintendent’s review is usually done in two parts during the year with the summative an effort to evaluate overall progress. Donna Hale’s contract also will be considered. as she marks her first year leading the district.
For the intermediate principal’s job, Jason Childress left the post last month taking the new formed director of student services, which will handle many of the tasks the assistant superintendent handled such as curriculum and test scores. That assistant position was eliminated by the board after Lee Ann Farris left the job. Childress’ resignation has been submitted.
Filling the principal’s job and consideration of a rental agreement for a portion of the bus parking lot property also are set for executive session. Any action all these topics will be considered back in open session.
On the regular agenda, the board will receive the 2025 fiscal audit for Jack County. A small portion of the district runs into that county.
The superintendent will provide operational reports and personnel updates. Childress will present the preliminary STAAR scores and the status of board goals, while Paula Peterson, finance director, gives the monthly financial report.
Numerous annual items will be up for action: Contract for cafeteria software; budget amendments; consider the ESSA application, the Montague and Jack County Tax Appraisal District budgets; library books for the elementary; ESC 9 contracts and a Texas Association of School Boards policy updates.
The board also will consider offering open enrollment for pre-kindergarten students for the next school year.
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