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Ashley Haddad noticed her sixth grade student rocking in his chair — a sign that he was losing focus.
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Grapevine-Colleyville ISD parent Ashley Dobay says she still has concerns four months after her daughter’s school district voted to employ chaplains in mental health roles if they had the qualifications to work as a school counselor.
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School districts will ask voters to help fund everything from additional safety measures to new schools.
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Superintendent Lane Ledbetter, who’s led Carroll ISD since December, 2020, said the decision wasn’t made lightly, but he and his wife believe now is the “right time” to transition into retirement.
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Pro-Palestinian students say their demand that UT Dallas divest from companies arming Israel are being ignored.
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Chapel Hill Academy, a public charter school operated by the Fort Worth-based nonprofit Lena Pope, will close its doors permanently.
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A former SMU grad student sued the school on behalf of all students who paid tuition for the spring 2020 semester, only for COVID to force schools to move classes online.
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Thousands of Denton ISD students will get free breakfast and lunch, once federal funding is approvedSchool board votes unanimously to join a program that will eliminate ‘lunch debt’ for four years at 10 campuses — at no cost to the district.
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The signs read “UTA for Palestine,” “Ceasefire now” and “Stop arming Israel!”
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The protest, organized by the Palestine Solidarity Committee in Austin, is the latest in a wave of demonstrations sweeping college campuses. UT Austin administration had warned the group Tuesday not to hold the event.
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A group of charter school students just got a more affordable path to college.
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Texas is among several states that have rolled back diversity, equity and inclusion — or DEI — programs at state colleges and universities. As a result, every Texas public college closed DEI departments in January, and in April, two Texas schools fired more than 80 DEI staff total.
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Emotions filled the air as dozens of attendees dressed in Sam Houston’s signature blue listened to speakers at the Arlington ISD board meeting. There was sadness. There was anticipation. Then came a flood of memories.