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The Texas Education Agency is working to identify community members in the South San Antonio Independent School District who could serve on a state-appointed board of managers.
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A proposed K-5 curriculum for the state's public schools includes several religious references with predominantly Christian themes.
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IDEA Public Schools told a Travis County district court that blocking school ratings hurts charter school networks like them.
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Five Texas school districts have filed a new lawsuit over the state’s methods for measuring academic accountability, putting a hold on Thursday’s planned release of A-F ratings.
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It’s been two years since Texas implemented new health education standards for students, but advocates say the opt-in instruction still isn’t comprehensive.
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Trustees for the South San Antonio Independent School District have reached an agreement with the Texas Education Agency that resolves multiple investigations into the district.
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The school districts argue the new criteria will make them seem like they're doing worse than they are.
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This is a reversal of the Texas Education Agency’s previous guidance, which didn’t explicitly require school districts to notify parents of a close contact with the virus.
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School board officers are typically elected once a year, immediately after newly elected trustees are sworn in. South San’s last board election was in November, but trustees Connie Prado and Ernesto Arrellano called a special meeting to elect Arrellano as board president.
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The latest guidance from the Texas Education Agency warns school leaders against proactively moving their entire district to remote learning.