The top local stories this morning from 四虎影院:
Fort Worth Superintendent Kent Scribner says school district officials will meet Monday to talk about a request from the state attorney general. Ken Paxton that the district turn over a copy of its sixth-grade human sexuality curriculum.
Paxton said Fort Worth ISD denied parents access to class materials.
Clint Bond with the district said students have workbooks 鈥� not textbooks 鈥� for the class in question. He said the district was surprised by the attorney general鈥檚 letter.
"We strongly believe that everything we are teaching,鈥� Bond said. 鈥淚n this particular course is within the guidelines of the Texas education code and we think there鈥檚 nothing wrong with it.鈥�
Bond said Fort Worth ISD will send the information requested to the attorney general鈥檚 office.
Other stories this morning:
- Immigrant rights advocates over the weekend in Dallas, Fort Worth and across Texas as part of a nationwide coordinated protest against the President鈥檚 immigration policies. 四虎影院's Christopher Connelly reports.
- After years of warnings to limit our consumption of them, a an egg a day might actually lower rates of heart disease and risk of stroke. Dr. Anand Rohatgi, a cardiologist with Parkland Hospital and U-T Southwestern Medical Center, told 四虎影院鈥檚 Sam Baker that it depends on who鈥檚 eating the egg.
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