Dallas ISD School Uses Virtual Learning To Its Advantage, Gains International Tutors
For a school in Dallas ISD, going virtual hasn't been so bad. In fact, it's gaining educators from across the nation and globe.
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For a school in Dallas ISD, going virtual hasn't been so bad. In fact, it's gaining educators from across the nation and globe.
Some nurses in the Dallas Independent School District are set to receive their first dose of the Moderna coronavirus vaccine on January 8.
In six of the largest districts in North Texas, schools were unable to find a substitute to fill-in nearly half the time when a teacher was out during the fall semester.
While not much has changed in terms of protocol for area districts, the American Academy of Pediatrics did update its guidance.
A rise in COVID-19 cases has caused administrators in one North Texas town to extend the holiday break and keep schools closed. Over the weekend, officials with the Italy ISD made the decision.
The world is joining a community in Texas mourning the loss of a beloved teacher who is being remembered for her smile and positive attitude. Zelene Blancas, a first grade teacher in El Paso, died Monday from COVID-19.
After designing and packaging about 250 educational kits in early summer, Clayton Youth Enrichment is now putting together more than 1,000 a week.
Like thousands of students across North Texas, high school senior Aramis Mora was virtual learning, sadly she was inside on December 14 when a car lost control and slammed into her family's home. The teenager was killed.
Paul Blackwell was a PE teacher and a football coach at Fannin Middle School. His wife, Rose, was a teacher at the Travis World Language Academy.
Students from a group of private preschools are learning the joy and rewards of giving without receiving at an early age.
The STAAR test will still be administered this school year "in order to provide critically important information about individual student learning..."
As a result, Joseph will compete for the National Association of Secondary School Principals (NASSP) Principal of the Year.
Substitute teaching might not be the typical holiday job for a college student, but it is this year in Wylie ISD.
School districts from coast to coast have reported the number of students failing classes has risen by as many as two or three times.
"We are usually all together and close, kind of on top of each other, and now we have to be six feet apart," Booker T. Washington High senior Kennedy Hannible said.