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If approved, the $3.7 billion bond package would improve nearly every school and facility in the district and technology and infrastructure at schools.
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LeNona Shields doesn't have internet access at home, and neither do a lot of her southern Dallas neighbors. Technology issues spurred her to pull her three kids out of Dallas schools and turn to home schooling.
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Three of the Texas' largest school districts — Dallas, Houston and Fort Worth — were hit with technical problems as students began the school year online.
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"We are currently experiencing technical issues with our phone lines and website," was a message in Dallas, Fort Worth and many districts nationwide that shared the same problem causing a first-day-of-school slowdown.
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Dallas ISD has worked for months ensuring students without internet at home could connect using mobile hot spots. That’s the plan, at least for now — but a more permanent solution may soon be available in underserved neighborhoods.
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Some parents can't wait for in-person school to start. But in a lot of districts, that won't happen for a while. For the first few weeks or more of class, learning will be online only. Like it or not, students will still be home.
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When the Dallas school district starts class Sept. 8, it’ll be online only.Superintendent Michael Hinojosa announced the decision Thursday after he said…
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Online classes in Dallas schools could last as long as parents demand them. That's according to the district's superintendent, who took dozens of…
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The Dallas school district continued handing out more than 50,000 computer tablets or laptops to students Monday. That's in case the first day of school…
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The Dallas school board has approved the largest bond proposal in Texas history. Voters will consider a $3.7 billion package this fall.The plan, worked…
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The rise of COVID-19 cases in Texas led the state's education commissioner to allow school districts to keep classes online through their first eight…
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As calls for defunding of police departments ring across the country, social-justice advocates say it should happen in schools, too. But in Dallas, the…