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School district leaders said the state鈥檚 increasing reliance on takeovers to improve academic performance threatens local control. The emergence of private school vouchers could pose another challenge.
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Voters elected sisters-in-law to the Lake Worth ISD board as the district faces possible state intervention, according to unofficial early voting results.
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As the nation prepares for SNAP benefits to halt on Saturday, leaders turned their attention to public schools. For millions of students, school is the most reliable source of meals.
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A shuttered Richardson preschool reimagined as a catch-all resource center has become reality in the historic Esperanza neighborhood.
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Fifth grader Jesus Cruz squinted at an image of a spiral galaxy, his voice rising just enough to catch the visitor鈥檚 ear.
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Here's a look at the school bond proposals from districts across North Texas.
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Private schools looking to educate participating students may also have a chance to apply to the program before the end of the year.
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A federal judge in August issued a temporary injunction blocking 11 school districts from implementing Senate Bill 10, the new Texas law requiring public schools to display the commandments. Fourteen additional school districts, including Conroe ISD, have now been sued by the same coalition of civil rights groups.
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A new Texas law requires that students have consent to see a school nurse, but FWISD officials didn鈥檛 send out such forms until Sept. 5, four days after the law took effect.
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The Texas Education Agency commissioner intervenes and replaces an elected school board with a slate of appointed members when a takeover occurs.
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Fort Worth ISD鈥檚 70 after-school program locations will open in the new academic year following the release of federal money, district officials said.
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Parents with pre-K students are eligible to receive funds in the new education savings account program, marking an expansion of publicly funded early education. The public funds would be used to pay for pre-K tuition at private or community-based child care centers, if they qualify under Senate Bill 2.