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School officials in San Antonio announced earlier this week that they are looking at closing about 20% of their campuses while Plano school officials are starting those discussions.
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District officials say there are "significant mechanical issues" with the school's main HVAC system that need extra time for repair.
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After Uvalde’s horrific school shooting, state lawmakers demanded every public school in Texas be protected by armed security. Legislators approved $15,000 per campus, a fraction of the real cost. And as schools begin to open statewide, districts are scrambling for qualified people.
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North Texas students want state legislators to do something about rising gun violence. Just this weekend, three children were among the victims at an Allen outlet mall.
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Students at least ten high schools in North Texas joined a nationwide walkout to protest gun violence after two shootings at schools in DFW.
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Plano ISD is known as a wealthy district — but it has been running on a budget deficit for about four years. And the money is running out.
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A cosmetology partnership program with Plano ISD and hairdressing company Toni & Guy means a new generation of hairdressers and stylists is growing in North Texas — but the future of their industry is ever-changing.
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The number of Plano ISD students who qualify for homelessness aid is on the rise.
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Simon Salinas already graduated high school, but he may not be done with Plano ISD — the 18-year-old is running for a seat on the district’s school board.
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Students at a Plano ISD school may soon see a Dallas police officer roaming the halls. That may seem confusing, but there's a reason it's happening.
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Plano voters will have a school bond proposal on their ballot in November that could cost almost $1.5 billion.
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Plano ISD is proposing a lower property tax rate for its district despite the impact of inflation on its budget.