Pandemic-Related School Year Uncertainty Forcing Some Texas Parents And Teachers To Pivot
Still not convinced that classrooms will be safe, a growing number of parents are opting for classes online.
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Still not convinced that classrooms will be safe, a growing number of parents are opting for classes online.
First Baptist Academy is one school planning to open its doors in three weeks.
A Facebook group called Pandemic Pods and Microschools was created less than two weeks ago and already has more than 8,000 members.
Amber Li received a $1,000 cash prize and her winning art is now being displayed on the side of a DART bus.
The Texas Education Agency gave public schools permission to conduct lessons online and keep campuses closed for the first four weeks of the school year.
In a letter simply addressed to 'Religious Private Schools in Texas' Attorney General Ken Paxton made claims that local public health orders attempting to restrict school reopenings violate the U.S. and Texas Constitutions
Administrators with the Plano Independent School District announced Friday that while the fall semester will start on August 12 it will be done in a fully remote learning environment.
Schools will not be allowed to return to in-person instruction before Labor Day.
Mary Strickland has been teaching middle school for 22 years and she loves it. But the sign outside her Fort Worth home describes how she feels about going back: TERRIFIED.
The "Education Evolution" guidebook is headed to the school board for consideration and will soon be available online for parents to review.
The Texas Education Agency will reportedly allow public health officials to keep schools closed for in-person instruction this fall due to the coronavirus pandemic without the campuses risking losing state funding.
Delmas Morton served the schoolchildren of Grand Prairie ISD for more than 40 years as a teacher and principal.
It's a free one-stop shop to get school supplies to approximately 10,000 Tarrant County children in need.
On one side are parents saying, let kids be kids. They object to masks and social distancing in classrooms this fall. On the other side are parents and teachers calling for safeguards that would have been unimaginable before the coronavirus pandemic.
Superintendents of the state's largest school districts are pushing back against a planned return to campus next month.