Multiple residents told the board the planned data center and adjacent power plant about 1–1.3 miles from district schools could pose health and safety risks and that county financial benefit estimates may be overstated; they asked the district to seek independent analyses before approvals proceed.

Dozens of speakers at the Sept. 14 public forum supported teachers and opposed a proposed "double docking" attendance policy; board said mediation is scheduled and the district filed statutorily required impasse paperwork.

After a public hearing, the Tonganoxie USD 464 Board of Education approved a revenue-neutral rate and the 2026–27 budget, including a local-option budget set at 32.4% of the general mill; votes on the measures were unanimous (6–0).

Tonganoxie Middle School staff described a secret, large-scale donation and clothing event coordinated with MrBeast and Old Navy that cleared student lunch debt, provided clothing and $100 gift cards; separately, two students advanced from state to national FFA competition for an AgriScience project.

Cooperative implements strategies for staffing, communication, and fiscal responsibility in special education.

Council passes resolution as residents voice worries over rising property taxes and budgets.

USD 464 plans to raise mill levy to address declining state aid and special education funding.

District's budget emphasizes personnel costs and anticipates fluctuating special education funding.

Tonganoxie School District selects CMAR for elementary HVAC replacement project to enhance facilities.

Coaches provide resources to general education teachers for better special education student support.

TMS reports on summer project completions and ongoing HVAC issues ahead of school opening.

School board revives successful convocation and approves new budget with a slight increase.

District plans significant technology and facility upgrades with preparations for summer 2026 improvements.

Students in CDR program boost leadership and friendships through unique kindness projects.

Church challenges district's denial of facility use, citing policy violation and discrimination concerns.