Texas Universities Preparing For A Fall Like No Other During Coronavirus Pandemic
UT Austin, SMU, TCU and Baylor released more information about their plans this week.
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UT Austin, SMU, TCU and Baylor released more information about their plans this week.
During a school board meeting Wednesday night, most of the speakers who addressed the board were teachers who wanted classes to begin online.
Mayor Doug Svien said he didn't understand how an order from a city contract employee could potentially override the decision of a school board.
Schools typically recirculate cooled or warmed air to save on energy costs, but Professor Melanie Sattler said that is not a safe option now.
Frisco ISD has suspended participation in competitive marching band events for the fall season.
Some North Texas families are organizing rallies in an effort to pressure school districts to re-open during the coronavirus pandemic.
Superintendent Dr. Kent Scribner answered parents questions and concerns about back to school plans.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton released a legal opinion that says local health authorities can't issue blanket orders to close schools to prevent COVID-19 cases.
Staff won't teach children, but monitor their virtual learning and offer support while facilitating breaks and afternoon programming like yoga or art.
When North Texas schools reopen for in-person learning, most classrooms will have a new look to them. But what will that look like exactly?
As arguments rage about whether it is safe to have children back in classrooms amid the COVID-19 pandemic, there is another major hurdle -- how to get them to campuses.
The DeSoto ISD Board of Trustees approved a plan that will have students returning to school for the 2020-2021 academic year on September 8.
"We're not sharing the glue anymore. We're not sharing the colored pencils anymore," said Jo Lynn Augsburger of Joshua ISD.
Families in Tarrant County demonstrated Monday against one of the longest classroom shutdowns in the state.
Typically, school systems must take into account a student's score on the STAAR test to determine whether the student can be promoted to the next grade level.