Education
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Richardson ISD has voted the budget for fiscal year 2023-24, it includes a $14.8 million deficit
Richardson, Texas – In an early June decision that reverberated throughout the financial quarters of North Texas, the Board of Trustees for Richardson Independent School District (RISD) chose to ratify a fiscal plan for the 2023-24 year that allocates $407.7 million, despite projecting a close to $15 million deficit.…
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New policies: Keller ISD students must use restrooms and locker rooms based on the biological sex
Keller, Texas – In a protracted Wednesday evening session marked by an hour and a half of public discourse, the Keller Independent School District board sanctioned a series of contentious policy modifications centering on pronoun utilization. The special board assembly, which took place more than a week subsequent to…
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Plano ISD back-to-school event to take place on July 26. Free school supplies and additional resources to be provided for families in need
Plano, Texas – In an initiative by the Plano Independent School District, in collaboration with the City of Plano, enrollment is presently ongoing for an imminent back-to-school fair. This benevolent endeavor is primarily intended to distribute essential school supplies and sundry resources to families grappling with challenging circumstances, in…
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The University of Texas at Arlington is looking to find permanent hires for several open job positions
Arlington, Texas – The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) has initiated a thorough search for the fulfillment of three prominent positions: the Dean of UTA Libraries, the Dean of Social Work, and the Dean of Education. These prestigious roles, crucial for the institution’s functioning and growth, are presently…
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Arlington ISD Back to School Kickoff event set to take place on August 5
Arlington, Texas – In anticipation of the forthcoming academic year, enrollment has officially commenced for the Arlington Independent School District’s (ISD) eminent Back to School Kickoff. The event, now in its ninth year, is slated for a grand return on the 5th of August at the prestigious AT&T Stadium,…
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At-risk Lewisville ISD students can take night courses at Lewisville Learning Center
At the June 12th Board meeting, an agreement was reached to perpetuate the optional flexible school day program (OFSDP) within Lewisville Independent School District (LISD). This decision primarily serves to benefit “at-risk” students who are eligible for evening classes offered at the district’s designated educational institution, the Lewisville Learning…
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Richardson ISD is expanding their cell-phone free pilot program for next student year following good results
Richardson , Texas – In a recent discourse delivered on June 8, the Board of Trustees for the Richardson Independent School District (RISD) convened to assess the success of the inaugural cellphone-free policy for students that spanned the 2022-23 academic term. The examination involved an array of evidence, encompassing…
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Arlington ISD is hosting a Career Expo this Saturday, looking to hire workers for multiple positions
Arlington, Texas – Aspiring professionals seeking to forge a fulfilling career path are being presented with a remarkable opportunity, courtesy of Arlington Independent School District (AISD). Setting the stage for a broad career exposition, AISD extends an open invitation to interested individuals for its meticulously planned event slated to…
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Mesquite ISD updates starting hours for schools after parents of students and employees expressed concerns
Mesquite, Texas – In response to heightened unease among families and staff members regarding the early morning start of elementary schools, Mesquite Independent School District (MISD) has instigated immediate action to address the matter, harnessing the expertise of its Transportation Department to devise an effective and pragmatic solution. The…
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Texas Workforce Commission and the U.S. Department of Labor provided huge grant for specialized training in the healthcare industry
Dallas, Texas – In a joint partnership aimed at advancing workforce development, Dallas College and Gainwell Technologies have recently been the recipients of combined grants, totaling $1,045,269. These substantial financial contributions have been generously provided by the Texas Workforce Commission and the U.S. Department of Labor. Their purpose is…