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This is the library's 10th year hosting the Fairy Tale Closet.
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LaKashia Wallace says she's still trying to repair the property she listed as her residence on her candidate filing. A legal expert says that holds up to any challenges.
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Policy experts worry students will fall short of the state's future workforce needs. Educators hope the new curriculum will help them.
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Only about a quarter of teachers in Texas are men, and the number of those who are Black or Latino is even smaller.
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The annual ranking from Children at Risk is based on academic performance, college readiness and student growth. While the index shows Dallas ISD as a bright spot, the advocacy group says more needs to be done for Texas public education as a whole.
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Eight students competed in the 32nd annual MLK Jr. Oratory Competition, sharing original speeches answering the question: "How would Dr. King reflect on the 60 years since his 'I Have a Dream' speech?"
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Dallas public school officials say the pandemic increased the need for more school psychiatrists — but they're in high demand, and more expensive.
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Trinidad "Trini" Garza was best known being the first Latino Dallas ISD Board Trustee.
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Tom C. Gooch Elementary is one of the first four schools in Texas to receive a "Little Yellow Library" from the Kendra Scott Foundation.
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The district renamed the track at John Kincaide Stadium where Richardson once won back-to-back championships as a student.
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School board members approved a resolution to not permit schools to bring in chaplains to provide support and other services to students.
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Dallas Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde, speaking at a chamber event on public education on Tuesday, told the room of business leaders a voucher program will mean less money for public schools.