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After two months of anticipation among Keller ISD parents and staff, parts of an episode shot at Central High School were recently featured on an international TV show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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Tensions between parents and Keller ISD leadership remain nearly two months after a film crew visited Central High School for a show called “God, Jesus, Trump!”
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When Keller ISD closed the curtain on Timber Creek High School’s performance of “The Laramie Project” students brought their concerns to the board.
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William Sampson spent the past three months preparing for his role in Timber Creek High School’s spring play.
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The city of Fort Worth said it’s ultimately because zoning allowed the construction. Motel owner Dev Surati said there should be no problem. He was born and raised in a hotel, he said, and there’s a solid client base in the area.
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Keller ISD school board has two options going forward after trustee Sandi Walker resigned Feb. 18.
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The only thing standing between Parkview Elementary students and eight lanes of oncoming traffic: crossing guard John Lyons.
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As Keller ISD trustees finalized their votes, interim Superintendent John Allison invited new Superintendent Tracy Johnson to take his seat.
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Several districts weighed in this week ahead of a March 1 deadline on whether to allow chaplains to serve as school counselors.
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Keller ISD trustee Ruthie Keyes stepped down from the school board during a discussion on whether to allow chaplains to volunteer in classrooms.
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Parents from Katy, Austin and Keller recently launched the Texas Freedom to Read Project. All were angry over growing book bans they say infringe on free speech and access to ideas.
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Keller ISD's interim Superintendent John Allison took the district's projected $27 million shortfall to the public this week. In a community meeting, he explained the causes and blamed the state for inadequate funding.