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Canton ISD board modifies discipline record for student Cayden Lupplace, upholds time-served finding
Summary
At a Feb. 4 special meeting, the Canton ISD Board of Trustees approved a motion to modify student Cayden Lupplace's discipline to reflect a four-day expulsion and nearly one month of in-school suspension already served; the motion passed 7-0.
President Kenneth Pruitt presided over the Canton ISD Board of Trustees special meeting on Feb. 4, 2026, where the board addressed a Level III grievance involving student Cayden Lupplace. Vice President Josh Wilkerson moved that the board "Modify Cayden Lupplace's discipline to reflect the four-day expulsion and nearly one month of ISS already served are consistent with the district consequences for fighting," and Board Member Matt Dunn seconded the motion.
The board voted 7-0 to adopt the motion. The minutes record that the board determined that "time not served remains" and that "All relief not granted is denied," signaling that the board approved the specific adjustments stated in the motion while denying other unspecified requests in the grievance. The action followed two executive sessions called under the Texas Open Meetings Act (Tex. Gov't Code § 551.071 and § 551.082) and reconvening in open session to take final action.
