Failing Students In Godley ISD Required To Return To Campus For Face-To-Face Learning
The school district said the virtual students who have been successful academically can continue to take classes from home.
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The school district said the virtual students who have been successful academically can continue to take classes from home.
The DeSoto Independent School District is getting a welcomed donation after a fire destroyed an estimated $85,000 worth of personal protective equipment.
"Now that we're back in school, what we're seeing is a lot of our students are having emotional issues of what is occurred over the past couple of months."
"It brings it all home for me," says Margaret Martinez as she begins her 5th year as a teacher. "I have some pretty fond memories of it, myself, as a child."
Education experts are worried about a possible 'COVID slide,' where students may be losing ground academically, due to learning virtually.
The Dallas ISD school board voted late Thursday night to adopt a hybrid model for high school students when in-person instruction resumes starting next week.
Slowly -- and cautiously -- students are returning to classrooms across North Texas. But, they're not necessarily returning to campus. Many of those classrooms are at home.
They titled the course, "From Da Hood 2 Harvard" and asked current and former students and their families to sign up for the class.
UTA said it has seen 3,820 freshmen enroll for the fall term, a 6.8% increase in first-time-in-college students.
An innovative company is hoping to provide families an opportunity to balance virtual learning by giving students an opportunity for hands-on educational enrichment that can help bring learning to life for students.
A 5th grader from Collin County has won the 2020 Doodle for Google contest. Sharon Sara's friendship drawing took the top prize.
The FWISD held a socially distanced school board meeting that lasted more than 10 hours and after all was said and done members voted to delay optional, in-person learning until October 16.
Two years ago, the Texas State Board of Education approved the course as a state credited course for Texas high school students and Dallas ISD immediately got on board.
As it stands now, Fort Worth ISD students can go back to the classroom in two weeks, but the school board could take a vote Tuesday to delay the return.
Dallas College announced Monday it will continue with mostly online courses for the Spring 2021 semester.