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A grand jury in Collin County indicted 14 pro-Palestinian protestors from UT Dallas.
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A series of Senate bills would solidify and sometimes broaden parental rights in their children’s education.
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Parents say Trinity Valley hid years of abuse by a former teacher — and silenced those who tried to speak up. Now, they’re taking the school to court.
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Like many districts in North Texas and across the state, Carrollton-Farmers Branch is struggling to close a budget gap amid falling enrollment and stagnant state funding.
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The superintendent position was left vacant after the former superintendent was suspended and later removed from his role after months of legal back and forth.
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The Grand Prairie ISD Board of Trustees approved the agreement with former superintendent Jorge Arredondo two months after he was fired and after a lawsuit. He was fired for unspecified policy violations.
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Housing on-campus at Texas Christian University is scarce as the student population rises. And students say the cost of their cramped living space isn't worth it.
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Students at Texas Christian University struggle to find housing on and off campus. And their off-campus neighbors say the students are violating the "brothel law."
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West Handley Elementary will close as Fort Worth ISD consolidates schools, eventually shifting students to a new Eastern Hills Elementary campus.
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In Texas, more than 45% of teachers are people of color, according to a new dashboard released Tuesday by the National Council on Teacher Quality, compared to nearly 74% of students. And the gap could worsen if fewer people of color pursue careers in education.
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Special educators are more likely to experience violence or aggression from students. That can make hiring a challenge, at a time when schools nationwide are struggling to fill these positions.
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Monday night’s 5-2 school board vote comes after allegations that Jorge Arredondo violated district policy — allegations that are still undisclosed — and later sued the district after he was put on leave.