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Saturday, October 3, 2026 at 1:38 AM

PPISD looks at long-range plans

PPISD looks at long-range plans
Board President Renee Polk and incoming trustee Mark Harpool stand with their right hands raised to take their oath of office at the May 13 Pilot Point ISD board meeting. Paisley McGee/The Post-Signal

The Pilot Point board recognized Amy McEvoy for her six years of contributions as a trustee at the May 13 meeting.

She was honored for her service to students, staff and the families throughout the district before her election opponent and successor in the May 2 election, Mark Harpool, was sworn into office for Place 2.

“Tonight we want her to know how much that service has meant to our community,” said Valerie Wall, director of Human Resources and Communications. “While we're sorry she can't be with us in-person, we didn’t want this moment to pass without recognizing the dedication, thoughtfulness and genuine care she has brought to the board.”

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