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Over a year ago, when her daughter, Malaysia Campbell, was in second grade at Clifford Davis Elementary, former Fort Worth ISD parent Lashanta Mire wondered about her student’s progress in school.
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Millions of Americans need financial aid to afford college tuition. For those who are using the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form to tap into the millions the government provides students, changes to the new form for 2024-25 have put some at risk of getting a smaller amount of aid.
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She kick-started her journey as an eighth grader when she decided to attend Fort Worth ISD’s Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences, an early college high school. Now a senior, Taylor knows she won’t have to spend as much time realizing her dream.
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Denton ISD approved the 2024-25 school calendar, and while it might seem like staff and teachers head back to the classroom early — July 31 — the upcoming school year isn't too different than the current one. The school board approved the calendar unanimously this week.
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Just before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, nursing professor Elizabeth Wells-Beede attended the annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare. It was there that she was introduced to the idea of using virtual reality headsets in the classroom.
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A driver offers praise to the Texas Woman’s University mural painting students, stopping to look at the northern side of the now-empty Marketing and Communications building on Oakland.
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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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There are lots of signs of growth in Denton ISD, and administrators are seeing one they predicted before the start of the 2023-24 school year. Denton ISD has already had to close enrollment in one of the elementary schools in the Braswell zone.
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Principal Channa Barrett often is asked how her campus, Jacquet Middle School, is doing.
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We're celebrating National Poetry Month with a video reading from a different North Texas poet each week. Poet and professor Darius Ajai Frasure dedicates his time helping young people discover and share their voices.
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Initial data suggests the program helps. In the 2021-22 school year, student resiliency scores in the district rose, on average, nearly 17%. Meanwhile, more than 1,300 families received food from the store for free.