Claire McInerny
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The pilot program is an option queer students on campus have been seeking for decades.
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Many first-graders are in a classroom for the first time and don't understand the routines. The result is often chaotic, but also normal for children this age, says a professor of early childhood education.
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Austin Water officials said the current water situation was caused by human error at Austin's largest treatment plant.
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With many teachers out sick with COVID-19, schools are scrambling to find substitute teachers. Texas schools are having to get creative so that students can continue going to in-person classes.
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Austin ISD and Hays CISD did not have enough subs to cover all the requests they got this week.
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The East Austin school started the year with 14 open positions, including principal. It's also dealing with renovations and the departure of LASA. Students and staff describe the situation as "chaotic."
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Therapists saw demand increase dramatically in the last year, which took a toll on their own mental health.
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Following a letter from the federal government calling these workers "essential," the Texas Health and Human Services said all school personnel and child care workers would be prioritized for the vaccine.
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Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde said in a letter to parents Wednesday that students will not be allowed on campus next week and will instead do online-only classes until Dec. 4.
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Ian isn't failing his classes because he's blowing them off; it's because his brain can't handle remote learning very well.
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A Speech Pathologist Faces A Candidate Who Calls Himself 'Vulgar' In State Board Of Education RunoffA long-time educator and a man who calls President Donald Trump a “child rapist” are competing for the Republican nomination for a State Board of...
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UT Austin President Greg Fenves' wife, Carmel, has tested positive for COVID-19, he said in a letter sent to the UT community Friday.