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BIG SPRING - Lloyd Wayne Mitchell, Jr., 89, passed away surrounded by his family Aug. 30, 2024, in Big Spring. He was born on Dec. 3, 1934, to Lloyd Wayne and Madge (McBrayer) Mitchell in Lorena. He was a proud member and served as a Deacon at the First Baptist Church of Stanton. He earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science from Baylor University. He retired as Superintendent of Stanton ISD in 1992, after his retirement he served as the interim Superintendent in 16 school districts until 2007. He also served on the Martin County Hospital Board and the Martin County Appraisal District Board. Wayne enjoyed ranching in Howard and Jones Counties. He served as the Director of Academy of Western Artists.
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Families and advocates for disabled Texans pushing for caregiver pay raise
MANVEL— It has been a blessing and a nightmare ever since Marisa Luparello placed her now 25-year-old son Blaine, who has autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and bipolar disorder, in a group home nearly 13 years ago.
After Hurricane Katrina flooded their family home in Metairie, Louisiana, they struggled to find a place to rent. Instead, they bounced from hotels to staying with family members, but couldn't settle into permanent housing.
The unstable living situation most affected Blaine, who thrives on routine. Without one, he'd have outbursts that would turn physical.
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New panic alarm system at Georgia H.S. saved lives during shooting, officials say. Advocates want it nationwide.
A Texas lawmaker is proposing a later start to the school year, saying the change will save energy and money, help protect the power grid, and improve life for school kids. State Rep. Jared Patterson (R–Frisco) suggested students should return to school in September instead of August to avoid having to cool campus buildings during the hottest weeks of summer when power demand and prices are high. “I think our parents had it right starting school after Labor Day,” Patterson said last week on Inside Texas Politics. “We cool down some of the largest buildings in most communities across the state of Texas during the hottest month of the year, which costs more money and puts more of a strain on the grid,” he explained. Patterson also argued that it’s too hot for students to be playing
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Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray appears in court for first time
Apalachee High School shooting suspect Colt Gray appeared in Barrow County Superior Court on Friday following this week’s mass shooting. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation initially said that Gray had been "charged with 4 counts of felony murder in connection to the shooting" at Apalachee High School in Barrow County.
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Austin ISD settles lawsuit over delayed special ed evaluations, creates fund for affected students
Austin ISD settles lawsuit over delayed special ed evaluations, creates fund for affected students A federal court signed off on a settlement Wednesday between Disability Rights Texas and Austin ISD over its backlog of special education evaluations. The settlement requires the district to establish a fund to help cover the cost of services for students who were affected by the delayed evaluations. Disability Rights Texas Supervising Attorney Kym Davis Rogers said in a statement the group was pleased to reach the agreement on behalf of Austin ISD students. “Most importantly, AISD has committed to the timely evaluation of students with disabilities and established a $4 million dollar fund to provide compensatory education to students whose evaluations were delayed,” she said. K nneth M. Walker II, general counsel for Austin ISD, said in a statement to KUT that students who are eligible for assistance under the deal must meet certain criteria. For one thing, they have to be currently enrolled i the district. They also have to have experienced a more than 20-day delay to their evaluation between March 1, 2020, and the end of the 2024-25 school year. When the lawsuit was filed in 2021, Disability Rights Texas said at least 800 students had not received an initial evaluation within the timeframe required by state and federal law. Evaluations, which determine whether a student has a disability, are the first step in the process of getting them any services or support they need. Some Austin ISD families had waited as long as a year for their children to be evaluated.
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Grand Prairie ISD board member calls for investigation into superintendent’s suspension
A Grand Prairie ISD school board member is calling for an investigation into the administration over concerns about the treatment of the district's new superintendent. grand prairie isd-arredondo.png Jorge Arredondo Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Jorge Arredondo was placed on administrative leave Wednesday night without explanation, just two months after starting the job in July. Arredondo leads a district with nearly 30,000 students.
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Teen and Father Charged With Georgia School Shooting Appear in Court
The 14-year-old accused of killing two students and two teachers in a shooting attack at his high school made his first appearance at a courthouse in northern Georgia on Friday. About half an hour later, his father appeared in the same courtroom, rocking back and forth in a chair at the defense table throughout the brief proceeding.
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Georgia school shooting latest: Colt Gray and dad appear in court after being charged with 4 counts of murder
Georgia school mass shooting suspect Colt Gray has arrived at the Barrow County Courthouse in Georgia for his arraignment. Gray, 14, will face a judge this morning after being accused of opening fire on staff and students at Apalachee High School in Winder with an AR-style rifle, resulting in the deaths of two 14-year-old pupils and two teachers.
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TSPRA Names Dr. Walter Jackson as 2024 Key Communicator
TSPRA Names Dr. Walter Jackson as 2024 Key Communicator Dr. Walter Jackson, Superintendent of La Porte ISD, has been named the Texas School Public Relations Association’s 2024 Key Communicator. The award is sponsored by our partners at CESO, The Center for Effective School Operations. Recognized for his significant contributions to public school communications, Dr. Jackson is a leader dedicated to equitable education, student success, and professional development for educators. “Dr. Jackson is a great teacher, leader, and communicator who promotes success for his students, staff, and community,” said Dr. Bobby Ott, Superintendent of Schools for Temple ISD. “He describes himself as a ‘cultural strategist’ and ‘equity warrior.’ He seeks opportunities for students to take advantage of public education while pursuing the American Dream. He believes students are only afforded school one time, and he believes it is the role of the professional educators to make it the most positive and impactful experience for them.”
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Families and advocates for disabled Texans pushing for caregiver pay raise
MANVEL— It has been a blessing and a nightmare ever since Marisa Luparello placed her now 25-year-old son Blaine, who has autism, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and bipolar disorder, in a group home nearly 13 years ago. After Hurricane Katrina flooded their family home in Metairie, Louisiana, they struggled to find a place to rent. Instead, they bounced from hotels to staying with family members, but couldn't settle into permanent housing. The unstable living situation most affected Blaine, who thrives on routine. Without one, he'd have outbursts that would turn physical.
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Father of Georgia school shooting suspect arrested on charges including second-degree murder
Authorities in Georgia say the father of the teen charged with opening fire at a high school has been arrested on charges including second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter
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‘If she knew’: The sexual abuse scandal taking center stage in Lorena ISD
Instead of just being a time of excitement and anticipation, the return to the classroom this August was another reminder of the legal cases centered on sexual abuse that have embroiled the Lorena Independent School District and its community for more than three years. Since summer 2021, headlines about Lorena have focused on a scandal involving a former substitute teacher at Lorena Primary School who sexually abused two pre-kindergarten students. Nicolas Crenshaw, 29, was sentenced to 40 years in prison in May 2023.
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“We are not immune”: Salado ISD Police Chief discusses school safety plans and the potential of online threats
Following the tragedy at the Apalachee high school shooting in Georgia on Wednesday, the FBI’s Atlanta division took to their social medias to confirm that the alleged shooter was the subject of an investigation last year. The FBI’s national threat operation center received several anonymous tips about online threats and were able to locate the source of the threat to a 13-year-old male in Jackson County, but no arrest was made due to lack of probable cause.
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Threats to multiple schools south of SA found to be not credible, authorities say
Pleasanton Primary School was evacuated as a precaution Thursday morning after a threat was made, officials say, and sheriff's deputies also responded to a Natalia ISD campus about 40 miles away. In Pleasanton, the local police department said all district schools were on a "hold" status that was eventually lifted at 1:35 p.m. when "no threat was located." Meanwhile, Medina County Sheriff Randy Brown said at around 2:45 p.m. that a tip reported through the Natalia ISD mobile app about a gun was found to not be "viable."
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Dayton ISD introduces dedicated school resource officers
Dayton ISD is proud to continue its commitment to the safety and well-being of students and staff by housing law enforcement officers at each of its seven campuses for the second consecutive year. These officers not only ensure protection but also engage with students, monitor campus security, and foster meaningful relationships within the school community. “We are grateful to have our SRO officers on each campus,” said Superintendent Dr. Jessica Johnson. “Dayton ISD is appreciative of the support from Dayton PD, DPS, the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office, and various constables who help keep our district safe. We thank them all for their service.”
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Bryan ISD hosting a job fair this weekend
Bryan Independent School District is hiring, and they’re having a job fair this Saturday at the Ruby Haliburton Auxiliary Complex off Leonard Road. The district is looking to hire bus drivers, aides, custodians, and cafeteria employees. If you plan to attend, bring your driver’s license or form of ID and a resume if you have one. Attendees will have access to laptops with the opportunity to apply on the spot.
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Lawmaker Suggests Starting School in September to Save Energy, Protect Grid
Former Gov. Rick Perry joins House Speaker Dade Phelan’s team as senior adviser Former Gov. Rick Perry is back in Texas government as a senior adviser to House Speaker Dade Phelan. Phelan made the announcement Thursday morning in a news release touting Perry's previous posts as a state representative, agriculture commissioner, lieutenant governor and governor. Perry, a staunch Republican who was the longest-serving governor in state history before running for president and serving as U.S. Secretary of Energy under President Donald Trump, will be a senior adviser in a volunteer capacity. He joined Phelan's team on Thursday and will serve until the start of the next legislative session in January.
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Alvin ISD says enrollment has doubled over past 2 decades
It’s a celebration! Alvin Independent School District enrolled its 30,000th student less than a month into the 2024-25 school year. The districts said over the past two decades its enrollment has doubled. In 2018, the district served around 26,000 students, which has steadily increased throughout the years, according to the district.
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Brookesmith ISD welcomes new principal
Brookesmith ISD announced Damon Wilson as the new principal. The district said Wilson has had 31 years of experience in education. He has served as a teacher, coach and administrator.
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Houston ISD teacher back in classroom after put on administrative leave for social media posts criticizing district
A union leader and HISD teacher is back in the classroom this week after being placed on administrative leave for what the district called "inappropriate conduct" back in March. Houston Education Association President and 2nd Grade teacher, Michelle Williams, says she feels vindicated after the district accused the teacher of posting on social media during work hours.
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Castleberry ISD becomes first Fort Worth-area district to release unofficial A-F ratings
All but one Castleberry ISD campus performed better during the 2023-24 school year than it did during the 2022-23 school year, according to the district’s self-reported accountability ratings certified by the Texas Education Agency. As the TEA faces ongoing legal battles preventing the release of A-F ratings across the state, some districts, including Castleberry ISD, have opted to disclose their results independently.
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Maximum price for new Georgetown ISD elementary, middle school site prep approved
Trustees approved the guaranteed maximum price for site work in preparation of the construction phase for Georgetown ISD’s elementary school No. 12 and middle school No. 5 on Aug. 19.
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Greenwood ISD breaks ground on new facility
Greenwood ISD broke ground on a new multipurpose center on Thursday. The facility is an indoor turf field that will be used for all students, band, athletics and elementary kids. It's a great way for the students to practice while staying out of the heat. The indoor facility will include turf along with a track around it.
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Hawkins ISD superintendent arrested for driving while intoxicated
Hawkins ISD Superintendent Susan Morton was arrested for driving while intoxicated in La Marque, Texas on Aug. 23. Morton was arrested by the La Marque Police Department after a “minor accident” which happened in the 2400 block of Gulf Freeway at around 7:49 p.m. in La Marque. According to a La Marque PD arrest report, there were three vehicles involved in the crash a 2005 Ford Explorer, a 2018 Kia Forte and Morton’s 2023 Ford F-150.
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East Texas superintendent charged with DWI in connection with August crash
Hawkins ISD Superintendent Susan Morton was charged with driving while intoxicated in connection with an Aug. 23 wreck in Galveston County.
Morton was booked into the Galveston County Jail on charges of DWI and collision involving damage to a vehicle. She is no longer in jail, according to information from Galveston County Sheriff's Office records. The La Marque Police Department made the arrest.
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Alvin ISD says enrollment has doubled over past 2 decades
It’s a celebration! Alvin Independent School District enrolled its 30,000th student less than a month into the 2024-25 school year. The districts said over the past two decades its enrollment has doubled. In 2018, the district served around 26,000 students, which has steadily increased throughout the years, according to the district.
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Bryan ISD looks to hire auxiliary staff with job fair
Bryan ISD is holding a job fair this weekend, looking to hire several important auxiliary positions. The district is looking to hire bus drivers and aides, custodians, and cafeteria employees.
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High speed chase leaves Beeville ISD students in classrooms Friday morning
A high-speed chase has left students at Beeville ISD's AC Jones campus secured in their classrooms Friday morning; the district announced before 10 a.m. The chase took place near the school and students were secured as a precaution. A local agency in the area is involved.
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Texas would need about $81.5 billion a year to end property taxes, officials say
Texas Republicans have been trying to reduce the state’s high property taxes for years, but some acknowledge eliminating them would be too expensive.
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4 Austin-area school districts call November tax rate elections. Here are the proposed rates
Four Austin-area school districts facing budget deficits for the 2024-25 school year have called tax rate elections for November in hopes of raising more money to keep from being forced to slash more resources and programming. As the new school year begins, districts across Texas are tightening their belts, with some eliminating positions, to avoid having to make deeper classroom-level cuts. Many local school board leaders have laid the blame on state lawmakers for not increasing public education funding significantly during the 2023 legislative session. Some local districts are turning to their residents and calling tax rate elections — a tool that allows school boards to ask voters to approve a higher property tax rate than the state would otherwise allow the district to set — to help close the budget gap. Last year, voters in districts including Round Rock, Pflugerville and Lockhart passed similar measures.
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Monte Alto ISD to hold special meeting on future of superintendent
Monte Alto Independent School District are in talks about the future of their superintendent. A special meeting is scheduled for Thursday at the Monte Alto Early College High School library. The district said leaders will discuss legal issues regarding the superintendent's performance and contract. These talks will be behind closed doors.
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North Texas superintendent put on administrative leave months into the job amid investigation
A North Texas superintendent has been placed on administrative leave just three months into the job. Wednesday, the Grand Prairie ISD Board of Trustees announced that Superintendent Jorge L. Arredondo had been placed on paid administrative leave, effective immediately. Arredondo was named lone finalist for GPISD superintendent on May 28, and has been on the district's payroll since July 8.
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Grand Prairie ISD Superintendent Jorge Arredondo suspended after two months on job
The newly hired superintendent of the Grand Prairie school system was placed on paid administrative leave Tuesday three months after being chosen to lead the district.
The 5-2 vote came during a special school board meeting called Tuesday evening.
Dr. Jorge Arredondo was named the lone finalist for the district on May 28. His first official day was Monday, July 8.
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‘An infringement of the privacy of the students’ | Leander ISD apologizes for publicly sharing students’ vaccination status
Some Leander ISD parents are frustrated after the district exposed the medical records of a number of students. And it isn't the first time it’s happened. Leander ISD parent Jeremy Gryder was told by his middle schooler that during lunch on Tuesday, the vice principal of Danielson Middle School put up a list on a projector screen with the names of about 30 students who hadn't received all their vaccinations.
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Classes at Bremond ISD cancelled on Thursday due to water leak
Bremond ISD has announced that because of a major water leak, classes will be cancelled on Thursday, Sept. 5. While the leak is worked on, water will be shut off to the school. With classes not in session that day, games and practices will still continue, the district says. Restroom access may be limited, however.
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