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North Texas students need to put their phones away when they head back to school
A majority of students across the nation will go to schools this fall where their cellphone use is restricted or banned. Florida has led the way in setting this trend. A new Texas law is taking effect this school year.
Houston ISD teachers have received no official guidance on whether they'll be required to post the Ten Commandments in ...
The Trump administration ended its funding freeze last month. But school leaders say they can no longer count on federal ...
A ban on student cellphone use may prove the biggest adjustment for parents, but it's only one of several state-mandated ...
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Texas students face major changes as new education laws take effectNew Texas education laws banning cell phones and requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in classrooms are among the ...
Texas House Bill 134, filed on July 21st, seeks to reform public school accountability, including reducing state-required ...
Senate and House Bill 8 aims to give standardized testing a new look, throwing out the STAAR test and bringing in three ...
Texas upholds a controversial ban on mobile devices in schools, prompting varied district enforcement policies.
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Identical bills filed in the House and Senate on Monday would scrap the state's long-used standardized test and introduce ...
Of the 5,420 STAAR tests the Dallas Independent School District sent for rescoring, 35% showed improvement, according to data ...
Superintendent Roland Hernandez highlighted anticipated jumps in Texas school accountability ratings during the Aug. 5 convocation.
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