Pilot Point Post-Signal

AHS graduates for Class of 2026 walk stage together

A small sea of red-clad graduates filled the front rows of the University of North Texas Coliseum on Sunday evening, ready to receive their diplomas.

Aubrey's Class of 2026 and their loved ones were welcomed by Senior Class President Isabella Duncan, who opened the event with an invocation.

'Tonight, we thank you for every lesson learned, every friendship made and every person who helped guide us to this milestone,' she said. 'Thank you for being with us through the challenges, victories and memories that shaped us into who we are today.'

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A memorial sits west of Hub Clark Road on FM 455 honoring the life of Shane Mozingo, a 34-year-old man from Sanger.

The tribute, which includes flowers, plaques with his name and a motorcycle rider image, and things he enjoyed in life, resulted from a three-vehicle accident that claimed Shane’s life on Saturday morning.

“He loved the beach,” she said. “He loved motorcycles, absolutely. He loved plants and flowers, all kinds. We had huge gardens. He was just a really genuine person,” said Shane’s wife, Tara Mozingo.

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Tioga ISD will likely owe money to the state again this year, as it is likely to be paid about $500,000 - $600,000 more than it should receive based on actual enrollment numbers for the 2025-26 school year.

Despite that, the district is “headed down a good surplus budget track again,” Superintendent Josh Ballinger said to the board at the Monday evening school board meeting.

“For the first time in a couple of years we are going to owe back at settle-up, but that’s because, as I’ve advertised over and over, we were predicted on the state scale to be at 645 [in enrollment],” Ballinger said. “We’re going to end at about 575.”

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Ten graduating seniors from Pilot Point High School signed letters of intent to continue their athletic and professional careers on the next level May 13.

Madelynne Alden, Jackson Burgess, Kaelyn Chaney, Daiyton DeLeon, Peytyn Goodin, Jason Knight, Michael Marsh, Hunter Newman, Ava Smith and Ayleen Vicencio were honored in front of their family, friends and peers in the high school’s gymnasium as they signed their letters of commitment.

Alden will attend Texas A&M University, where she will join the Aggies’ equestrian team led by head coach Tana McKay, who led the program to its first SEC Championship in March.

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