URGENT UPDATE: Paul Mohror has officially declared his candidacy for the Fargo Public Schools Board of Education, becoming the first candidate for the upcoming election on June 9, 2025. Mohror filed the necessary paperwork on February 23, signaling an immediate push for educational reform in Fargo.
Mohror, a longtime resident with 23 years of community ties, aims to collaborate closely with the new superintendent to enhance academic performance while ensuring fiscal accountability. “I’m running for school board to help ensure thoughtful decision-making, transparency, understanding, and a strong focus on student success,” he stated in a recent news release.
Currently serving as the Republican chairman for District 21, Mohror is no stranger to the school board landscape. He previously ran for a board position in June 2024 but did not secure a seat. His candidacy comes as the district prepares for significant changes, with five board positions available, currently held by Melissa Burkland, Katie Christensen Mineer, Greg Clark, Nyamal Dei, and Robin Nelson.
The urgency of Mohror’s announcement resonates with many parents, educators, and stakeholders who are eager for leadership that prioritizes student achievement. As the election date approaches, candidate applications will be accepted until 4 p.m. on April 6, 2025. Interested individuals are encouraged to attend an information session on March 3 at 5:30 p.m. in the boardroom at the District Office located at 700 Seventh St. S., Fargo. This meeting will provide insights into the role and responsibilities of school board members.
As the first candidate to enter the race, Mohror’s commitment to improving educational outcomes and engaging with the community sets the stage for a competitive election cycle. Stakeholders are urged to remain aware of further developments as more candidates may soon join the fray.
Stay tuned for updates on this critical election, which will shape the future of education in Fargo.
