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Trustees file only one disclosure in 12 years.
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District leaders plan to present strategy to balance budget in January.
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The case was confirmed at Arlington Heights High School. The district did not identify the person who tested positive, and it was not clear whether the case was in a student or an adult.
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In big cities across the country, teachers are almost always in demand. And amid the so-called “Great Resignation,” that may be truer now than ever. Until school starts in August, it’s impossible to know exactly how many teachers Texas will be in need. But some Dallas instructors suspect a higher-than-typical number of their colleagues won’t return to class this fall.
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Pastors in Fort Worth’s Black community gathered April 28 to express outrage and call for reforms in the wake of a video showing students laughing at the use of the n-word.
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Based on the Fort Worth Report’s investigation into Bridges’ accusation, the Tarrant Appraisal District is starting a review into the homestead exemption of the house Dixon owns at 1104 E. Leuda St. When the Report visited the home this week, someone other than Dixon was living there.
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The internship fair featured 40 businesses and companies offering internships. About 350 students from across Fort Worth ISD high schools attended.
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Amid a statewide teacher shortage, the Fort Worth Independent School District is ramping up efforts to recruit teachers from Oklahoma and Louisiana.
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Weatherford-based Imperial Construction donated $10,000 to pro-bond PAC in 2021.
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Students in Cindy Reyes’ class spent part of their Wednesday afternoon working on word problems in math at Como Elementary.
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Dallas' historically Black Paul Quinn College surprised hundreds of Fort Worth ISD students Thursday. What they thought was just a visit to the south Dallas campus turned into an announcement that they'd all been admitted.