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“Mr. Perry will forever be with us,” they scrawled in teal sidewalk chalk in front of G.W. Carver Middle School, where Phillip Perry served almost a year as principal. Perry died Tuesday morning from COVID-19 complications. His death marks the first in McLennan County resulting from the new coronavirus. As of Thursday, McLennan County reported 48 other COVID-19 cases, including six hospitalized patients, four of whom are in critical condition, according to the Waco-McLennan County Public Health District.
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Houston eclipses 500 cases and Harris County nears 1,000, as COVID-19’s spread continues
The number of Houstonians and others in the region with COVID-19 continued to climb Thursday, a trend health experts anticipate will continue for weeks if not months until social distancing efforts — hopefully — offer a reprieve. Local officials remained optimistic that those efforts are proving effective, even if the rising numbers don’t show it yet. Standing outside a testing center, U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee said she hoped that Houston would provide an example for the country and escape the worsening fates of New York City and New Orleans, where spikes in cases are beginning to overwhelm healthcare systems.
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Waskom ISD closes school for the remainder of the school year
WASKOM, Texas. - Waskom ISD will close school for the rest of the year. The district's assistant superintendent made the announcement last night. It’s left a lot of uncertainty for seniors. "Being able to say my goodbyes, that would have been like really nice and graduation for sure," said Waskom Senior Hannah Speight. Hannah never thought March 13 would be her last day of school Turns out, her senior year would be one to remember, but not the way she's always wanted. "That whole day we spent on March 13, just complaining,” Hannah said. “'Oh they're only going to let us out for one day or a half a day to deep clean. We're so upset.' and then it was like you don't get to come back."
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Labs are testing 100,000 people each day for the coronavirus. That’s still not enough.
America’s stumbling rollout of testing for the virus that causes COVID-19 significantly slowed the nation’s response. In the past week, testing has accelerated, and a mix of public and private labs execute more than 100,000 tests per day. Still, experts said, the nation’s patchwork testing system remains uneven, many are denied tests or must wait several days for results as labs struggle to process a growing backlog of tests. “It’s not as if it’s a train running along, as you might’ve heard,” said William Schaffner, a Vanderbilt University School of Medicine professor of preventive medicine and an infectious-disease doctor. “Because testing is restricted still in many parts of the country.”
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TSTA demands the governor shut down schools for the year, take other steps to protect Texans’ health
The Texas State Teachers Association today demanded that Gov. Greg Abbott order all of Texas’ schools to remain closed for the remainder of the school year and take other steps to protect the health and safety of students, educators, their families and the communities they serve, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen.
Mid-Valley school districts offer drive-up Wi-Fi
With schools around the state closed until at least May 4 due to the coronavirus pandemic, educators have scrambled to keep students learning outside the classroom. From video chats, to take-home instructional packets, local schools have adapted to the new realities with aplomb. But not all students have equal access to technology or internet connectivity. To help bridge the gap, two Mid-Valley school districts have made drive-up Wi-Fi hotspots available for students who have a device — such as a laptop or tablet — but don’t have home access to the internet.
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Home school tips in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic
Krissy Melancon is at teacher in Kountze ISD and is giving parents some tips on how to navigate home school in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Texas Education Agency updates assessment requirements
TYLER, Texas — Around this time of year, most would be prepping for the STAAR exams or prepping for their end of course assessment. Governor Gregg Abbott suspended assessment requirements for the remainder of the school year. This includes STAAR, STAAR Alternate 2 and End of Course (EOC) assessments.
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Tyler Paper newspaper racks help exchange assignments between students and teachers
TYLER, Texas — Schools are shut down and in the meantime, assignments need to be passed between students and teachers in a safe and secure way. A newspaper in Palestine saw this dilemma and decided to help out by lending local schools newspaper racks to serve as an assignment pick-up and drop-off station. Palestine shared the brilliant idea on its Facebook page and it went viral in Texas.
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Laptop loan program will be launching on April 6
San Felipe Del Rio Consolidated Independent School District is preparing school laptops and a few hotspot areas for local students to gain access to online school work, as physical classes are suspended until May 4, a school official said. Superintendent of Schools Carlos Rios stated the school district is preparing to have laptops ready for student check out and currently internet providers have been dispatched in order to establish communal hotspot areas, during a Board of Trustees special meeting on Tuesday. A hotspot is a public place with wireless signal to Internet access. The hotspots will allow students remote access to online coursework. Students will be able to check out a laptop beginning on April 6, according to a statement released by the school district Wednesday afternoon.
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UISD to provide materials and workbooks for students
LAREDO, TX (KGNS) - Since the coronavirus pandemic has suspended classes all across the nation, a local school district is making sure students don’t miss out on educational instruction. United ISD has set-up two different dates for parents of elementary school students to pick-up instructional materials and workbooks. On Wednesday morning parents from Alexander High School lined-up to pick up the needed materials for their kids to complete their schoolwork.
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Some local elections in Texas moving ahead despite coronavirus spread
Across most of Texas, cities, towns and school boards have canceled their traditional early May elections in response to the new coronavirus pandemic, temporarily shelving proposals for sales tax changes and city charter amendments and delaying contests for seats on city councils and school boards. But a handful of towns and special districts still plan to go ahead with their May 2 votes, arranging polling places despite calls from the president on down directing people to stay at home to prevent the spread of the deadly virus. “I continue to say the show must go on,” said Jeff Forrester, mayor pro tem and member of the Wylie City Council, which voted last week to keep its elections on schedule. “It’s important to protect the citizens — no doubt about it. That’s our first job. However, this is a constitutional requirement.”
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Pandemic revives hope of federal aid for Texas highways, ports, rural internet
WASHINGTON — Lawmakers have been talking about striking a deal to rebuild the nation’s infrastructure for years. It might take a pandemic to finally get them to do it, and Texas officials are already working on their wish lists, with ports, highways, high-speed internet and more potentially on the line. There’s growing talk of tackling infrastructure as the next step in Congress to stave off economic collapse from the coronavirus outbreak, following the $2 trillion stimulus package that passed last month.
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Midland ISD implements changes to make learning from home easier
MIDLAND, Texas — All Midland ISD campuses will be closed through May 1 by order of Governor Abbott, and the district is working to make the closure easier on parents and students alike. To help students who might not have the internet access needed to access online materials, MISD is taking two steps. The first step was handing out enrichment packets during breakfast and lunch pickup to students who do not have the ability to access online materials.
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Watch: Families line up around a school for free meals as Dallas ISD starts its once-a-week food pickup
The district served over 320,000 meals to 37,000 students and families last week. Long lines once again formed around Medrano Middle School as Dallas ISD started its once-a-week food pickup program Thursday. The district’s food service department will now distribute five days of free food at once to families and students as part of its grab-and-go program, moving away from its model of giving two or three days of meals twice a week. Meals can be picked up every Thursday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at one of 47 locations.
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Arlington ISD to resume graded classes after distributing 20K devices to students
Arlington ISD schools will resume for-credit, mandatory classes on April 13 with all classes taking place online. To make this possible, the district has distributed more than 20,000 devices to students. Teachers will maintain their classes and design lesson plans based on district priorities, said Steven Wurtz, the district’s chief academic officer. The school will maintain an online-only format in line with Gov. Greg Abbott’s order that all Texas schools to stay closed until May 4 due to the coronavirus outbreak in Texas.
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River Road ISD speaks on adjusting to a new normal
AMARILLO, Texas (KVII) — Tonight, we speak to a local school district following Governor Greg Abbott's announcement that schools would remain closed until at least May 4, 2020. The district says although its brick and mortar buildings are closed, digital classrooms continue to be up and running! But what will happen with the districts’ senior graduations, advances to the next grade level, and how has the transition been from in-person to online distance learning? “A lot of our teachers, the one thing that's hurting teachers the most right now is that they're not having that face to face, or audio contact with students,” said Superintendent at River Road ISD, Richard Kelley. Kelley adds that the COVID-19 pandemic is not a one and done situation for the district and it’s changing how it approaches learning in the future.
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Virus spreading ‘rapidly’; distancing urged
Wash your hands and minimize your contact with people, Brazoria County Judge Matt Sebesta urged as Brazoria County announced another 14 people who contracted COVID-19. With 123 county residents infected, the virus is spreading rapidly and the judge remains hopeful residents will get the message, he said. “People need to get better about distancing, that’s just the facts,” Sebesta said. “I’m practicing what I’m preaching.”
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Cove ISD expands meal program to include weekends, senior citizens
No bread on store shelves, no creamer, little butter and one lone 6-pack of macaroni and cheese sits by itself before a shopper snatches it up and guards it in her cart. Not only are some groceries and household staple items hard to come by through local retailers, citizens are encouraged to stay in their homes and prevent community spread of the coronavirus. Copperas Cove ISD Director of Child Nutrition and Warehouse Services Melissa Bryan is determined to ensure that all district students and even children outside the district have food to eat not only Monday through Friday, but also on the weekend.
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WATCH: Superintendent: Tyler ISD prepared to offer facilities to help with COVID-19 response
Commissioners presser courtroom to talk about how they’re “supporting the medical community” Thursday
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Weekend meals stopped, for now
Because of new guidance from the federal government, Ector County ISD Superintendent Scott Muri said the district will no longer be able to supply weekend meals to families so Muri is asking for help. “We’re (distributing) almost 20,000 meals now, five days a week so this is a really great opportunity for our community to stand up for and support our families in need because we know we have a lot of families that are going to need these meals,” Muri said in a phone interview Wednesday.
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College Station: Local seniors remaining hopeful to attend prom and graduation
COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) - It is certainly not a traditional senior year for students who are looking forward to prom and graduation in the coming weeks. Kennedy, Kolbe and Kingsley Cashion had a much different vision for their senior year at College Station High School. "I was expecting to be with a lot of people, spend a lot of time with all the people that I wasn't going to see," said Kennedy.
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COVID-19 Live Updates: Austin ISD To Stop Serving Weekend Meals, Construction Can Continue
The Austin Independent School District will no longer be providing weekend meals starting Friday. The district says it’s not able to provide them anymore because the Texas Department of Agriculture changed its policy for reimbursement of weekend meals. The district recommends families reach out to the Central Texas Food Bank for food assistance during the weekends.
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Conroe ISD robotics team joins national effort to produce medical protective gear
Hours before members of The Woodlands-based Texas Torque robotics team were preparing to travel to their second event of their 2020 season, a competition in Fort Worth, they were told that the event had been called off. Later that day, they were informed that their entire season had been abruptly canceled, as had all of Conroe ISD's regular operations. Scott Rippetoe, the engineering team's lead mentor, said news of the cancellation came after months of preparation by his team members from across the district.
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Tomball ISD releases grading guidelines for online learning
Grades will be given for remote learning assignments in Tomball ISD beginning April 6, according to a letter to families from the district April 2. After classes moved online amid school closures, TISD students resumed remote learning March 23. Superintendent Martha Salazar-Zamora said in the letter that grading will vary depending on grade level, breaking grading guidelines down by pre-K to first grade, grades 2-5, and grades 6-12.
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Mesquite ISD teachers using innovation, tried-and-true methods during coronavirus outbreak
It was during spring break when Laura Claybrook knew she was going to have to get creative. The Vanston Middle School teacher learned she wouldn’t go back to teaching in person the next week as planned. With the coronavirus spreading, Mesquite ISD extended its spring break to include March 16-20 and said distance learning would be required when school was back in session March 23. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced this week that schools statewide will be closed for in-person learning through May 4.
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For Calhoun ISD, community change starts with healthy classroom food tastings
When leaders of the Calhoun Intermediate School District’s (CISD) SPLASH/Nutrition program run into parents of the kids they work with, they often hear the question: “You’re the person who got my kid to try a new vegetable. How did you get them to do that?” The answer is simple: through classroom sessions that promote healthy eating and fitness through fun activities – including a lot of food tastings.
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Hallsville ISD buses, staff keeping students fed, learning
HALLSVILLE — Hallsville ISD staff members are daily packing up supplies and heading to 10 satellite locations to make sure students continue to stay fed and continue learning during school closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic, also known as the coronavirus. The staff are daily preparing free breakfasts, lunches, as well as educational material packets for the district’s students in order to keep them fed and learning during the school closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Coronavirus crisis prompts Richardson ISD to consider pass/fail grading system
Richardson ISD officials are considering grading elementary, junior high and high school students on a pass/fail basis the rest of the school year because of the coronavirus pandemic. The change, which would also affect how class rankings are calculated, was discussed during Monday’s school board meeting. “Teachers would still be providing feedback, and they would still be grading all assignments,” Deputy Superintendent Tabitha Branum said during the meeting.
Bryan ISD Superintendent’s Update To The School Board
Several topics were brought up during Bryan school district superintendent Christie Whitbeck’s update to the school board during Wednesday’s special meeting. Dr. Whitbeck explained how at-home learning is transitioning to online for students, how students will be graded during the fifth and sixth/sixth week periods, that some modifications are going to be made in serving student meals, and her communication with high school seniors about end of year activities.
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Tyler man arrested for murder hours after shooting of Chapel Hill senior
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – A Tyler man is behind bars on a murder charge just hours after a Chapel Hill senior was shot to death in his own driveway. According to judicial records, John Edward Sparks Jr., 18, was booked Thursday into the Smith County Jail hours after 17-year-old Zane Collier died from his injuries.
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Leander ISD releases laptop distribution schedule for elementary students
Leander ISD will begin distributing Chromebook laptops to elementary school students over three days beginning April 7, according to a news release. The laptop computers will have content filtering software to keep students safe in compliance with the Children’s Internet Protection Act, according to LISD.
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Midland ISD implements changes to make learning from home easier
All Midland ISD campuses will be closed through May 1 by order of Governor Abbott, and the district is working to make the closure easier on parents and students alike. To help students who might not have the internet access needed to access online materials, MISD is taking two steps. The first step was handing out enrichment packets during breakfast and lunch pickup to students who do not have the ability to access online materials.
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River Road ISD speaks on adjusting to a new normal
Tonight, we speak to a local school district following Governor Greg Abbott's announcement that schools would remain closed until at least May 4, 2020. The district says although its brick and mortar buildings are closed, digital classrooms continue to be up and running! But what will happen with the districts’ senior graduations, advances to the next grade level, and how has the transition been from in-person to online distance learning?
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Arlington ISD to resume graded classes after distributing 20K devices to students
Arlington ISD schools will resume for-credit, mandatory classes on April 13 with all classes taking place online. To make this possible, the district has distributed more than 20,000 devices to students. Teachers will maintain their classes and design lesson plans based on district priorities, said Steven Wurtz, the district’s chief academic officer. The school will maintain an online-only format in line with Gov. Greg Abbott’s order that all Texas schools to stay closed until May 4 due to the coronavirus outbreak in Texas.
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