BREAKING NEWS: Paul Mohror has officially declared his candidacy for the Fargo Public Schools Board of Education, making him the first candidate to file for the upcoming election on June 9, 2025. This urgent announcement was confirmed just moments ago by a district spokesperson.
Mohror emphasized his commitment to enhancing academic proficiency while maintaining fiscal responsibility in his campaign. “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. His candidacy comes at a critical time when educational leadership is vital for the district’s future.
A Fargo resident for over 23 years, Mohror has strong local ties, having raised two daughters who are graduates of Fargo North High School. He currently serves as the Republican chairman for District 21, covering much of the Main Avenue corridor. Notably, Mohror previously ran for the school board in June 2024 but was not elected.
The board positions available for election are currently held by Melissa Burkland, Katie Christensen Mineer, Greg Clark, Nyamal Dei, and Robin Nelson. Each term spans four years.
Candidate applications will remain open until 4 p.m. on April 6, 2025. For those interested in running, an information session is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on March 3, 2025, at the District Office located at 700 Seventh St. S., Fargo. This meeting aims to inform potential candidates about the responsibilities and expectations of school board members.
As the election date approaches, the Fargo community will be watching closely to see how the race develops. Mohror’s early announcement may signal a shift in the dynamics of the upcoming election, impacting educational policies and priorities for years to come. Stay tuned for further updates on candidate developments and election news.
