Paige Dixon and Dr. Staci Barker Now Seated on the Lewisville ISD Board

If your kids go to school anywhere in Lewisville ISD — Marcus, Flower Mound High, Hebron, or any of the district's campuses — the board that sets their budget, approves curriculum, and hires the superintendent just added two new members.

The May 2, 2026 election filled two single-member district seats. Place 4 was uncontested: Paige Dixon ran unopposed and was certified before election day. Place 5 was a real race. Dr. Staci Barker and Brian Pollard faced off, and Barker came out ahead. The board made it official at a special meeting on Tuesday, May 12, adopting the canvass order unanimously, 6-0.

Both Dixon and Barker are now seated and serving three-year terms running through 2029.

The seats carry real weight. The board is elected by LISD citizens and works with the superintendent and staff to set direction on school policy, curriculum, expenditures, and expansion. Every vote on a school closure, a tax rate, or a staffing cut runs through this group.

Dixon and Barker step into seats with no shortage of recent decisions to inherit, including school closures and boundary changes that have reshuffled families across communities.

LISD finished transitioning to five single-member districts and two at-large seats, with what were called "Places" now referred to as Single Member Districts 1-5. Place 4 and Place 5 each represent a specific geographic slice of the district. If you want to know which district covers your address, the map is at lisd.net.

The full seven-member board now includes Dixon (District 4), Barker (District 5), Jenny Proznik (District 3), Katherine Sells (District 2), Allison Lassahn (District 1), Madison Lopez (At-Large Place 6), and Sheila Taylor (At-Large Place 7).