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Lamar CISD's Roosevelt Nivens named 2025 Texas Superintendent of the Year

By Aubrey Vogel

Out of five state finalists from across Texas, Lamar Consolidated ISD’s superintendent was named the 2025 Texas Superintendent of the Year by the Texas Association of School Boards on Sept. 12.

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