Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales | Denton Record-Chronicle
Education reporter-
New collaboration means community college students can work toward a degree without having to retake courses.
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A University of North Texas facilities work crew in the Clark Hall courtyard had let a backhoe rip on July 10. The crew was working to replace sanitary waste pipe serving the dorm in time for students to return to campus.
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The former treasurer of the Guyer High School football booster club could serve as much as two years in jail after she allegedly admitted to taking nearly $16,000 from the club’s account.
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Family says they've spent years trying to get relief from bullying at school — a national problem — and now their son is headed for a new start in another district.
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Family says they've spent years trying to get relief, and now their son is headed for a new start in another district.
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Jamie Wilson, the current superintendent, announced his retirement on June 18. The school board named Susannah O’Bara the acting superintendent at Wilson’s retirement announcement.
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The University of North Texas System Board of Regents has appointed Harrison Keller to lead UNT.
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The Briggles described feeling hunted when Texas deputized CPS workers to probe families for abuse. But in Denton, they see a lot of love and light.
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While religious content in school curriculum isn't necessarily inappropriate, a Texas teachers group has concerns. And a non-profit that promotes the separation of church and state says Texas districts could risk lawsuits if they don't implement a new curriculum carefully.
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The University of North Texas Board of Regents has named the sole finalist to fill the office of the university president. Regents announced Friday that Harrison Keller will become the 17th president in the university’s history and will succeed Neal Smatresk.
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Program's accreditation can be put on probation if too many students fail exams or if it breaks state rules.
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The Argyle ISD school board will consider three options regarding staff pay raises as the district heads into the next school year. The board will vote on a plan on June 17.