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The omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread throughout the state as classes resume for most Texas school kids after their holiday break.
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The 450-acre redevelopment project in North Dallas — formerly called Dallas Midtown — has been rebranded as the city’s International District.
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Akash Patel will helm the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. Patel’s twin brother died in a plane crash in 2018, and is the inspiration for a nonprofit that connects students, educators and global citizens.
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Dallas-based nonprofit Ability Connection is launching Camp Connections Respite. The program will be available for caregivers of 10- to 17-year-olds with developmental disabilities.
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A new shelter in South Dallas is opening after a surge in the number of Dallas ISD students experiencing homelessness. It was built to meet the varied needs of this vulnerable group.
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Children under 12 aren’t eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine yet, but many are back in school in person. That and other factors has contributed to a sharp rise in case numbers among kids in the region and the state.
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The Dallas Independent School District says a "data security incident" has exposed the electronic records of students, alumni, parents and employees.
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Dallas ISD's board approved $18 million to get economically disadvantaged students free wired internet at home. The deadline for families to sign up is Aug. 31.
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With all the back-and-forth about mask requirements for local school districts, we wanted to find out what North Texas parents are thinking as they head into the new school year.
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The city is looking at recommendations to ensure equitable internet access.
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Five Dallas ISD schools had their first day of classes Monday, while 41 campuses begin next week, and the remaining 184 begin Aug. 16. It’s all a part of DISD’s approach to reshape the traditional school year.
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The City of Dallas and the Dallas Independent School District are looking for feedback on study aiming to make high speed internet accessible and equitable for all Dallasites.