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North Texas schools rebounding from pandemic learning loss, new rankings show
Most Texas schools showed improved academic performance for the first time in four years, according to the advocacy group Children at Risk, which just released its annual index of school performance.
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How did your North Texas school rank this year? See Children at Risk’s annual report
How did your North Texas school rank this year? See Children at Risk’s annual report .
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Leander ISD to provide child care for employees in 2025-26 school year
Next school year, Leander ISD will begin offering tuition-based child care services for its staff members.LISD announced the new child care offering in a newsletter on its website in January. The service will be available to full-time employees with 3- and 4-year-old children beginning in the 2025-26 school year. The district is now surveying staff members and will use this feedback to determine the program’s tuition rates, enrollment procedures and location, according to district information. “The district believes that investing in our staff's families honors the roles both at work and at home,” said Erin Garner, director of early childhood education in an email from the district.
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Texas must invest in water to meet population growth, state demographer says
Texas’ population surpassed 31 million in 2024, state demographer Lloyd Potter told attendees at the two-day Water for Texas conference Jan. 28 in Austin. He stressed the importance of investing in infrastructure as people and businesses move to the state.
“Water is one of the most urgent and important things for Texas right now. ... If you have people, you need water,” Potter said. “The people individually need water, and then all the infrastructure that comes with them needs water.”
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Texas Senate approves ‘school choice’ bill on largely party-line vote
Texas families could use tax dollars to fund their children’s private school tuition under a Republican-backed bill that sailed through the Senate late Wednesday. Under Senate Bill 2, families could receive $10,000 a year per student in public taxpayer dollars to fund their children’s tuition at an accredited private school and other expenses like textbooks, transportation and therapy. The legislation would provide $11,500 per student for children with disabilities. It also would provide at least $2,000 a year per student for home-schooling families who participate in the program. Home-schooling students with disabilities could receive $2,500 a year for therapy, a provision lawmakers added into the bill Wednesday. Families would receive the money through state-managed education savings accounts.
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Houston Chronicle Editorial: Senate’s school voucher bill got a lot right. But they’re still wrong for Texas
Gov. Greg Abbott is ready to allow online sports betting in Texas.
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Absenteeism remains high and Texas schools want the state’s help to keep students in the classroom.
In a typical school week, Delaila Constante makes more than a dozen calls to parents of students who are frequently absent from school. Last October, she made around 50 to 60 calls each week.
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Georgetown ISD calls for increased funding to meet student, staff needs
District administrators highlighted areas of priority for GISD in a Jan. 7 board workshop, which will be shared with the broader district community and legislators, to communicate what is important to the school district serving their constituents:
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More states are ditching exams as high school graduation requirements
BOSTON (AP) — When Massachusetts voters decided to ditch the state’s standardized tests as a high school graduation requirement on Election Day, they joined a trend that has steadily chipped away at the use of high-stakes tests over the past two decades.
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Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow, handlers say, predicting 6 more weeks of wintry weather
Punxsutawney Phil’s team of top-hatted associates says he has seen his shadow and is predicting six more weeks of wintry weather. Phil was welcomed with chants of “Phil, Phil, Phil,” and pulled from a hatch on his tree stump shortly after sunrise before a member of the Punxsutawney Groundhog Club read from a scroll in which he boasted: “Only I know — you can't trust A.I.” The woodchuck’s weather forecast is an annual ritual that goes back more than a century in western Pennsylvania, with far older roots in European folklore, but it took Bill Murray’s 1993 “Groundhog Day” movie to transform the event into what it is today, with tens of thousands of revelers at the scene and imitators scattered around the United States and beyond.
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Grand Prairie ISD approves separation agreement with former superintendent
Two months after the Grand Prairie ISD Board of Trustees removed Jorge Arredondo from his position as superintendent, the board approved a voluntary separation agreement and release during a special called meeting Monday evening.
The separation agreement was approved in a 4-3 vote. The board also unanimously approved posting a job for a new superintendent.
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Northwest ISD to cut 101 teaching positions, increase class sizes to combat $16M budget shortfall
Big changes are coming to Northwest Independent School District after voters rejected funding proposals last November, and parents are just starting to hear about it. The district, which has some of the fastest growth in the region and serves roughly 34,000 students in Tarrant, Denton and Wise counties, is facing a massive $16 million budget shortfall. Now, tough decisions are being made to keep things afloat.
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Houston ISD condemns call for student sick-out in protest of Mike Miles
Houston ISD condemned an advocacy group’s call for a student sick-out Wednesday in protest of state-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles. District spokesperson Alexandra Elizondo said in a statement Tuesday it’s “entirely irresponsible” for the nonprofit organization, Community Voices for Public Education, to encourage students to skip school in opposition of Miles and the district’s state-appointed board of managers.
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Fort Bend ISD staff completes 2 years of overdue special education evaluations
Special education teams across Fort Bend ISD have completed over 2,000 overdue evaluations and re-evaluations this school year, and look to complete thousands more by the start of the 2025-26 school year, officials said at the Jan. 29 board meeting. The completion of these evaluations comes after the district was found in federal noncompliance for the 2023-24 school year based on the number of overdue reevaluations, Community Impact reported. However, district officials announced in August they were no longer in noncompliance status.
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Panhandle school districts discuss policy changes following tragic accident
Panhandle school districts, including Dalhart ISD, are discussing changes to their drop-off and pick-up lines following a tragic accident. After the loss of an elementary school student in Borger made national coverage, Dalhart ISD is looking at what they can learn from the tragedy. “We’ve been there. We know what heartbreak is, but unfortunately in tragic situations it causes everybody to self-reflect and look in the mirror and see what we can do better. So absolutely, our hearts go out to them 100%,” said Jeff Byrd, Dalhart ISD Superintendent.
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Mixed reactions to Floresville ISD’s proposed 4-day school weeks
The Floresville Independent School District has taken a big step toward shorter school weeks. The district school board approved plans Monday night that cleared the way for the adoption of a hybrid calendar. Blanca Martinez, a communications specialist for Floresville ISD, said the plan would go into effect later this calendar year.
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San Antonio ISD students plan walkout to protest ICE raids despite district’s warnings
Students from the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) are planning a walkout on Wednesday in protest of deportations. The district has acknowledged the situation but there are concerns about potential consequences for students who follow through with the walkout.
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Austin ISD policy prevents parents from seeing video of alleged crimes against kids
On Sept. 11, Diana Briggs’ son was at home and she was at his elementary school looking for a video. The night before, her 6-year-old told her an upsetting story. He said his first-grade teacher trapped him behind a classroom door at Margaret T. Reilly Elementary School and then pushed on it with his weight. Briggs said it lasted long enough that her son looked around the hallway for someone who might have seen them. She shared what her son told her with his school, and then the police.
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Leadership shake-up at Judson ISD after supervisor admits to golfing while on the clock
A Judson Independent School District transportation supervisor has resigned, the department’s director and assistant director have filed retirement paperwork and its payroll clerk was moved out of her position amid a payroll discrepancy investigation, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show. Main terminal supervisor Hewitt Ballard’s resignation was effective immediately, director Ken Johnson’s retirement was effective Jan. 31, assistant director Elizandro Munoz’s resignation is effective March 31 and transportation payroll clerk Melissa White was moved to a position within the district’s educational resource center.
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Marlin ISD School Board approves return to 5-day week
Marlin Independent School District will return to a five-day school week as ongoing water problems in the city have caused the district to close multiple times this year. The Marlin ISD School Board met on Monday, Feb. 3 to discuss the possible schedule change, weighing options on how to make up for lost instructional time after water issues in Marlin have caused eight school closures so far this year.
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Houston ISD parents to pull students out of school as part of ‘sickout’
Dozens of parents are expected to pull out their students from more than 100 Houston ISD campuses as part of an organized ‘sickout’ Wednesday afternoon. Around noon, parents from several schools will be outside HISD’s headquarters on W 18th Street to protest the negative impact Superintendent Mike Miles’ policies have on students, staff as well as the community.
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Argyle ISD considers a new $423 million bond election for the May ballot
Argyle voters considered a $511.5 million bond election last year. When they went to the polls, they rejected two packages and green-lighted the third. In a voter-approved tax ratification election in November, voters rejected a proposal to increase the tax rate by 7.7 cents, which would have brought the district’s property tax rate to $1.91 per $100 valuation and would have kept $2.5 million in the district and lifted teacher salaries by 2%. The tax rate impact for Argyle ISD residents would have been an increase of $77 for every $100,000 of taxable home value on their annual bill.
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Houston: ‘Out of options’: Advocacy group calls for mass student absences at 118 schools over HISD takeover
The advocacy group Community Voices for Public Education is asking students to stay home Wednesday to protest Houston ISD's state-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles' policies, the group announced Monday. Students will be absent and parents will protest that morning at 900 W. Gray outside of Wharton Dual Language Academy. The sickout will involve students and families from over 118 HISD schools, according to the group's estimate.
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Leon ISD suspends teacher following incident at high school
A teacher at Leon High School has been suspended indefinitely after an incident took place last week. The incident happened on Thursday, Jan. 30 according to a letter the district sent out to parents. The letter said the incident happened between a teacher and a student on campus. It said the district received a report about it on Friday and then immediately suspected the teacher while they look into it.
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Waco ISD dives deep with cleaning robots
Waco ISD is taking every precaution to ensure students and staff are safe from spreading flu-related illnesses. With many districts in the area recently canceling classes because of this, Waco ISD is getting ahead of the curb with these deep cleaning robots.
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TEA commissioner denies former Humble ISD leader Elizabeth Fagen’s termination appeal
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath denied former Humble ISD Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s appeal Tuesday, ruling that the school board was within its right to fire the leader. A large part of the termination stemmed from what a majority of trustees considered Fagen’s failure to appropriately handle Title IX complaints filed against her husband, former athletic director Troy Kite, in May 2023.
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Canyon ISD brings over 50 local businesses together for Trade Days
Canyon ISD hosted its first ever Trade Days on Tuesday for students looking to go into trade industries after graduation. 54 local businesses set up a booth for students as they explored trade and industry career opportunities. Juniors and seniors of Canyon ISD came to meet and network with companies that do not require college degrees.
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Lewisville ISD students to attend school April 21 after bad weather closures
Lewisville ISD students missed class due to school closures during an arctic blast Jan. 9-10.
The district will need to utilize banked instructional minutes and a bad weather day April 21 to make up the lost time, Chief of Staff Shawna Miller said at the Feb. 3 board workshop.
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Canyon ISD bus hit by semi running red light at US 60, FM 2590, 1 student injured
A Canyon ISD school bus was involved in a crash with a semi at US and FM 2590 on Tuesday afternoon.
According to law enforcement, the semi ran a red light and collided with the bus as it was turning north.
Students from Spring Canyon Elementary and Canyon Intermediate School were on the bus with the majority being unharmed but one student was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries as a precaution.
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Texas regulators grapple with a growing problem: old oil wells leaking polluted water
In arid West Texas, water seeps and bubbles from old wells, sometimes carrying oil, brackish water or other pollutants to the surface. But the real danger lies underground — where oil, salt, and toxic minerals could migrate into the aquifers that supply water to cities, farms and ranches.
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Abbott earmarks session priorities, calls on Texas Lege to be ‘guardians of freedom’
At a heated and highly politicized higher education hearing in November, just two months before the new Texas legislative session got started, one interim charge seemed to garner rare resounding agreement: K-12 student pathways to higher education must be improved.
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Gov. Greg Abbott sticks by school choice plan without blanket increase in money for Texas schools
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott insisted Monday that he would accept nothing less than a robust, universal school choice voucher program, and he resisted calls to join the plan with blanket increases in public school funding.
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Absenteeism spiked in the pandemic. Texas schools want the state’s help to keep students in the classroom.
Chronically absent students — those who missed at least 10% of their school days — are more likely to drop out, education advocates say.
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Houston parents, teachers planning mass HISD ‘sickout’ on Wednesday
The Houston ISD community is planning a mass sickout this Wednesday to protest "the harmful HISD takeover" and "[HISD Superintendent Mike Miles'] weak response on immigration safety in schools," organizers said on Monday. Titled "Sickout: A Day Without Students," organizers have blanketed social media with posters advertising ways to participate in the protest.
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CA’s largest property insurer demanding 22% rate hike after wildfires
(The Center Square) – State Farm, California’s largest property insurer, is demanding a 22% emergency rate hike after the Southern California fires, saying that over the last years it has paid out $1.26 in claims for every dollar in premiums it has collected.
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