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Superintendent: enrollment at 11,210; students headed to state contests and graduations scheduled

Waxahachie Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 12, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent McCutcheon told trustees enrollment was 11,210 as of April and highlighted student achievements, upcoming graduations and a Texas Tech partnership that has generated staff interest.

Superintendent McCutcheon delivered the district’s May report, saying enrollment stood at 11,210 as of April and that the district saw a small increase “at the end of the year,” which she described as a promising sign.

McCutcheon highlighted extracurricular accomplishments: the district’s one‑act play advanced to state competition (scheduled for May 20), track athletes had state qualifiers including a boys 4x200 relay and individual competitors in the 200 meters and triple jump, and the softball and baseball teams were deep in postseason play. McCutcheon also reminded trustees of a series of graduation and commencement events: a Navarro College dual‑credit ceremony on May 15, a baccalaureate on May 17, and graduations for several campuses May 20–22.

She described ongoing campus rounds, construction slide decks by campus (including construction updates), and a staff outreach effort around a Texas Tech partnership that has prompted employees to pursue degree completion. McCutcheon closed by thanking trustees for their support over her first year and invited questions.