University Of Texas Starting Spring 2022 Classes Online Due To Surge In COVID Cases
The University of Texas is asking its professors to teach remotely for the first two weeks of the spring semester -- due to a surge in COVID cases.
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The University of Texas is asking its professors to teach remotely for the first two weeks of the spring semester -- due to a surge in COVID cases.
Despite a rise in pediatric COVID-19 cases, the Richardson Independent School District is actually scaling back their precautions.
One North Texas university won't be welcoming students back on campus as originally scheduled for the spring semester.
Schools and districts across North Texas said they are working to keep students and staff safe as they return from Winter Break while omicron surges.
Lancaster ISD announced on Jan 1 that students would attend virtual classes when they return from Winter Break as COVID-19 cases rise.
The final allocation of the Governor's Emergency Education Relief funds comes to the state through the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act.
The results of a Title IX investigation into the handling of sexual assault allegations at Little Elm High School were released Thursday.
The Lewisville Police Department arrested three juvenile students for terroristic threats made against LISD school campuses last week.
The Frisco Police Department said it has arrested seven students in connection with threats made against Frisco ISD schools this past week.
Cedar Hill ISD now has some of the highest paid custodians in North Texas after raising the wages of custodians to $15 per hour.
There is an ongoing investigation and Kaufman ISD administration is working with Kaufman ISD PD as well as all other local law enforcement agencies, the school district said.
Big Springs Elementary School is closed the rest of the week due to a COVID-19 outbreak, the school district confirmed.
Lone Star High School, in the Frisco ISD, will reopen today following a social media threat that forced administrators to close the campus earlier this week.
The Richardson ISD Board of Trustees voted 6-0 Monday night, Dec. 13 to accept the resignation of Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Stone.
The police department is still investigating and because of that, the school district decided to close Tuesday as well.