BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – The Bryan ISD Board of Trustees approved an extension to Superintendent Ginger Carrabine’s contract at a meeting Monday.
Supt. Carrabine’s contract will be extended until January of 2028. District officials said three years is the standard time frame for a superintendent’s contract.
The discussion was held in closed session and voted into effect after the board reconvened.
The vote was unanimous.
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