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More than half of new Texas classroom teachers who joined the profession last year lacked certification. Education leaders say that's hurting students and district budgets.
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Even with Texas lawmakers鈥 $8.5 billion budget boost for education, Dallas ISD is still operating at a budget deficit, trustee Ben Mackey told a forum Thursday. He said the district has the reserves to manage it well 鈥 but that may not last.
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A gift from 鈥減roud members of the TCU community鈥 will cover spring semester tuition for 2026 medical school grads of the Fort Worth college.
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Trustees in the northwest Fort Worth school district approved a $286.5 million budget and maintained its property tax rate.
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The Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District board voted unanimously to hold a special election on a proposed local property tax rate increase.
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The Texas advocacy group Children at Risk says it chalked up nearly a dozen legislative wins in the 89th session. But it saw some losses, too.
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House Bill 2 includes $4.2 billion for pay raises and nearly $2 billion to overhaul special education.
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Karen Molinar and the school board now must wait a state-mandated 21 days before officially hiring her as Fort Worth ISD鈥檚 next superintendent.
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During that special meeting the Keller ISD board of trustees did not take action on a proposal that would create a new school district by splitting the existing one.
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The region鈥檚 fastest growing district will consider increasing class sizes amid rapid enrollment growth and a nearly $16M deficit.
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North Texas school districts, from Allen and Frisco to Sunnyvale, Highland Park and more floated more than $1 billion in combined bonds Tuesday. A handful passed.
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Lewisville ISD this week named the 20 schools it could possibly close or consolidate so the district can save money and be more efficient in the face of a $4.5 million deficit and a projected enrollment decline.