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As public school districts across Texas continue to close campuses and modify schedules because of COVID-19, a Texas representative is requesting that all standardized testing be canceled.
The idea is to allow the districts more time to assess the situation as students, teachers and staff return from their vacations.
SMU is also cancelling or postponing on-campus gatherings of more than 50 people through the end of April.
The meals are available for students up to 18-years-old and to students with disabilities without regard to age.
Students have also been told to stay away from the campus until further notice in the wake of coronavirus concerns.
More than 50 options were taste-tested by the students from all grade levels who then voted on their preferences.
There are no cases of COVID-19 on the TCU campus, but there is a confirmed case nearby.
Hours after an entire North Texas school district closed because of coronavirus concerns, administrators at Ursuline Academy of Dallas announced the cancellation of classes.
Officials with the Alvarado ISD canceled school across the district Wednesday after learning an adult in the "community" is in self-quarantine after being exposed to the coronavirus.
The man in his 30s has a child who attends Polly Tadlock Elementary and he had recently traveled to California, according to the email.
This impacts students who started high school in the 2017-2018 school year or thereafter.
As mass sexual assault scandals, some dating back decades, roil universities in Texas and across the country, the schools are seemingly drawing from the same playbook in their responses.
The University of Houston is joining other institutes of higher learning in the state and will now waive tuition and mandatory fees for students with family incomes of $65,000 or less.
It's day-two of a staged sit-in outside the University of Oklahoma's administrative offices following two instances of professors using racial slurs in the classroom.
Two students were injured, one of them seriously, after a stabbing attack at an El Paso high school.