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It may be spring break, but a Fort Worth middle school has a big mess to start cleaning up today.
A re-opened Lakewood Elementary School became a welcome sight for parents. But frustrations boiled over at a meeting with Dallas Independent School District representatives Friday morning.
They are marching back in history to mark a major milestone. Students from Southern Methodist University loaded into buses Friday and set off -- bound for Selma, Alabama.
With pom-poms in hand, and relentless joy in their hearts, the cheer squad at Dallas' Notre Dame school polishes their big routine: and they're not at all territorial with their support.
More than 800-students this morning return to classes at Lakewood Elementary School in Dallas, after a carbon monoxide leak forced an evacuation Tuesday.
Kids will be going back to Lakewood Elementary on Friday. It will be the first time students, faculty and staff are allowed back in the Dallas school since a carbon monoxide leak forced an evacuation on Tuesday.
The decision to close UTA Wednesday came too late for some of its students.
Weather aside, it's unclear when some Dallas elementary students will get back to class.
Fear is turning into frustration for parents with children at Lakewood Elementary in Dallas, after a carbon monoxide leak led to an evacuation and dozens of sick kids.
While a 12-year-old student recorded with her cell phone, her teacher delivered a nearly 7-minute profanity-laced lecture.
According to Texas law, schools are not required to have carbon monoxide monitors.
When the snow melted at the Keller Sports Park, the damaged was revealed.
There were headaches and upset stomachs at one Dallas elementary school more than 24 hours ago, but this wasn't about some virus or bug making its way across campus. The problem was carbon monoxide.
Top conservatives clamoring for 'school choice' voucher plans in the Texas Legislature are offering other priorities that are less hot-button but still may spark bitter floor fights.