Mohror Runs Again for Fargo School Board

Longtime Fargo resident seeks seat to support students, teachers, and families

Feb. 25, 2026 at 10:42pm

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Paul Mohror, a Fargo resident for 23 years with two daughters who graduated from Fargo North High School, has announced he is running again for a seat on the Fargo School Board. Mohror previously ran for the school board in 2024 and is campaigning on a platform of supporting students, respecting teachers, and giving families a stronger voice in decision-making.

Why it matters

The Fargo School Board plays a critical role in setting policies, allocating resources, and overseeing the district's 20,000 students and 2,000 teachers. Mohror's bid for a seat comes as the district welcomes a new superintendent, presenting an opportunity to shape the district's direction.

The details

Mohror said he is running to help ensure "thoughtful decision‑making, transparency, understanding, and a strong focus on student success." If elected, he plans to work collaboratively with the new superintendent to improve academic proficiency while maintaining fiscal responsibility and keeping the school district's budget under control.

  • Mohror previously ran for the Fargo School Board in 2024.
  • The election for the Fargo School Board will be held on June 9, 2026.

The players

Paul Mohror

A Fargo resident for 23 years with two daughters who graduated from Fargo North High School, Mohror is running for a seat on the Fargo School Board.

Fargo Public School District

The public school district serving over 20,000 students and 2,000 teachers in Fargo, North Dakota.

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What they’re saying

“I believe our schools work best when students are supported, teachers are respected, and families have a strong voice.”

— Paul Mohror, School Board Candidate

What’s next

The Fargo School Board election will be held on June 9, 2026, where voters will decide if Mohror earns a seat on the board.

The takeaway

Mohror's campaign focuses on improving academic outcomes, respecting teachers, and giving families more of a voice in the Fargo Public School District, as the district welcomes new leadership and faces decisions that will shape its future direction.