WHITE OAK, Texas — William Paul describes starting as White Oak ISD superintendent at the end of a school year like trying to jump on a horse when it's already moving.
"You're really not gonna try to stop the horse — you're gonna wanna make sure you have good aim," Paul said. "When you come in the middle of a semester, things are already set in place, so you have to try to fit in and blend in with people, and that's really all I did."
Paul's first official day as superintendent was April 3 when the 2022-23 school year was starting to wind down, so he wasn't aiming to implement any immediate changes, he said.
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