BREAKING: School Superintendent Faces Lawsuit - Details Pouring In
October 8, 2026
The article reports that five Conway School District taxpayers sued the district, its board, and Superintendent Jason Black over allegedly unlawful compensation practices. The lawsuit claims administrators paid certain employees for summer closure days and other nonworking days without School Board approval, despite contracts requiring 240 workdays annually. Plaintiffs estimate the disputed payments total $482,967.12 and seek a declaration that the practices were unlawful, along with an order preventing their continuation. The allegations remain unproven, and the case must be resolved through judicial proceedings.
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