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Conroe ISD names three new campuses for local educators; unanimous board votes

5852627 · June 18, 2025
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Summary

The board approved naming Grand Oaks Elementary for Casey Arnold, Conroe‑Timber Mills Intermediate for Janine Fowler and Conroe‑Timber Mills Junior High for Lynn Cartwright; trustees described community nominations and public comments supporting the honorees.

The Conroe ISD Board of Trustees unanimously approved names for three new campuses, selecting local educators and community leaders whose nominations drew public comment and written nominations.

Trustees voted 6–0 to name the Grand Oaks‑feeder elementary school for Casey Arnold, a special‑education administrator and former assistant director the board described as a longtime advocate for students. Trustee Dawson moved the nomination and the motion carried by uplift of hands.

The board then approved naming the Conroe‑Timber Mills intermediate school for Janine Fowler and the Conroe‑Timber Mills junior high for Lynn Cartwright. Trustees described public submissions and several speakers at public comment who asked the board to honor Cartwright, a longtime Conroe teacher who served 40 years in the district. Trustee discussion noted outreach to family and colleagues and the research trustees said they performed to confirm suitability for naming.

Board members stressed the seriousness of the naming process; one trustee described contacting families and district staff to verify nominations and said the board will continue to accept names for future campuses. All three naming motions passed 6–0.

The board discussed placement and alignment of honorees with feeder patterns before final votes and approved the names in open session. The district will update campus signage and administrative records to reflect the new names as facilities move toward opening.