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The Denton City Council voted 4-2 on Tuesday against a nomination that would have put one of the chief architects of Denton ISD book challenges on the city’s public library board.
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If you want to speak during an open forum at a Denton ISD school board meeting, you now have to register online by 1 p.m. on the day of the meeting. Meeting notices and agendas are typically posted 72 hours before each meeting.
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Texas schools are already in a financial pinch. But will growth in property values mean a drop in state education funding?
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If the two educators meet conditions, they'll be eligible to have their records expunged.
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Ten campuses, though, will provide free breakfast and lunch to all students, regardless of eligibility for free or reduced lunch.
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After class sizes grew, district looks to staffing model that builds flexibility into campuses.
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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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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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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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Local students and parents demanded during Tuesday’s board meeting that Denton ISD officials resolve alleged campus bullying. The open forum grew tense and emotional at times, with one parent shouting an expletive as she left the boardroom in frustration.
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Thousands of Denton ISD students will get free breakfast and lunch, once federal funding is approvedSchool board votes unanimously to join a program that will eliminate ‘lunch debt’ for four years at 10 campuses — at no cost to the district.