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How do I get my SuperSearch on TexasISD.com?Killeen ISD student arrested after bringing weapon on campus Thursday, according to principal
A Shoemaker High School student was taken into custody after bringing a weapon on campus, according to Mary Lynn Gawryszewski, the principal at Shoemaker High School.
The Shoemaker student is charged with unlawful carrying of a weapon in a prohibited place, according to Gawryszewski.
“We take any threat to school safety seriously,” the Shoemaker principal said. “Please be absolutely assured that we work closely with police to investigate any potential threat to the safety of our students and staff, and we always deal aggressively with any such report.”
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Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation opposes Houston ISD’s $4.4 billion bond proposal
A regional coalition of labor groups, including the largest teachers' union in Houston ISD, is opposed to the district's first bond proposal in more than a decade. The Texas Gulf Coast Area Labor Federation, which includes 95 unions representing more than 60,000 workers across 13 counties in the Houston area, announced a series of endorsements this week for the Nov. 5 election. The federation also said delegates of its member unions voted unanimously not to support the $4.4 billion bond package for HISD, citing a lack of community support for the district's state-appointed leadership.
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Austin ISD agrees to $4 million fund making up for evaluation delays
The Austin Independent School District must create a $4 million fund for hundreds of students it failed to evaluate for special education services within state and federal timelines, according to nonprofit Disability Rights Texas, or DRTx.
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Fort Bend ISD considers shelving 2023 bond projects to close multi-million-dollar deficit
New schools, facilities, and athletic improvements in Fort Bend ISD could be paused even though voters approved them just last year. When Fort Bend ISD voters approved the latest bond, items such as a fine arts addition at High Tower High School and a new bus transportation facility were part of it. Now, those projects may be paused.
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Northwest ISD dad tackles student hunger one snack at a time
A dedicated dad in Northwest ISD is tackling food insecurity one snack at a time. Matt Barker has spent the past few years leading a community effort to ensure students at his daughter's school don't go hungry during the school day. Now, his initiative has grown so large that he's providing thousands of snacks to multiple schools in the district. "It was just an idea, and we made it happen," Barker said.
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Snyder ISD Teacher Arrested
Christina Williams was arrested August 5th and charged with possession of a controlled substance and unlawful carrying of a weapon. The Snyder Independent School District issued the following statement:
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Dallas ISD is bucking another trend in urban education
We’ve been crowing for some time about the good things happening in Dallas ISD and the way it is changing the narrative around urban school districts. Well, let us crow some more, because the news that hit late last month regarding attendance data in the district is astounding.
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Embattled incumbents, unhappy parents and a recent graduate drive Edgewood ISD races
Dwindling enrollment in the Edgewood Independent School District is a top issue in the Nov. 5 board election, which will see a recent high school graduate face off with a retiree and challenges by dissatisfied parents against two incumbents. The district’s leaders say charter school competition is the main reason enrollment has dropped 22% in five years and now stands below 10,000 students. Trustees voted last fall to close two schools and might need to close more, they warned.
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Valley School Districts on High Alert After Receiving Threats
Several school districts in the Valley area, including Alamo, Mercedes, Weslaco, and McAllen, have been placed on high alert after receiving threats targeting schools. The districts have responded swiftly to ensure the safety and security of students and staff members.
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Dallas ISD and Garland ISD trustees: This is why we released our accountability ratings
As Texas students were returning to classrooms last month, we school board trustees were anxiously awaiting the Texas Education Agency release of A-F accountability ratings. We were disappointed when the publication of the letter grades for our districts and campuses was halted by another lawsuit. It’s not because we were looking forward to showing off or competing with other districts. As board presidents for two of the largest public school districts in Texas, we are committed to transparency. In order to make the best decisions for the children we serve, it’s important we look clearly and honestly at education outcomes, even — especially — when data reveals we still have work to do.
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Passenger in car that hit & killed student on E. Ledbetter Drive/Loop 12 charged with murder: DPD
Dallas police say the passenger in a vehicle that hit and killed a teenager Friday morning on E. Ledbetter Drive near Marsalis Avenue will be charged with murder. Police say the investigation determined the passenger in the car, 47-year-old James Grant, got into an argument with the driver as they drove south on Marsalis Avenue. Police say Grant assaulted the driver and the struggle continued as the car traveled east onto Ledbetter then went off the road hitting the teen who was walking in the grass.
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Getting Results: Playground project at Calvert ISD completed after manufacturer steps in
What began as a stalled playground project at Calvert ISD is now complete, thanks to the generosity of a playground equipment manufacturer. The project, funded by federal pandemic relief money and overseen by the Brazos Valley Council on Alcohol and Substance Abuse (BVCASA), came to a halt after the contractor, Gulf Coast Recreation, failed to finish the installation. BVCASA paid $31,705 to Gulf Coast Recreation in March for the purchase and installation of new playground equipment. However, despite the payment and initial assurances, the contractor did not fulfill its obligations, leaving the equipment unassembled and exposed to the elements for months. The delay left the community disappointed and children without a place to play.
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Hamilton ISD removes student from football game after being found in possession of a weapon
Hamilton ISD confirmed a student was removed from a home football game Thursday night after being found in possession of a weapon. During their home football game on Sept. 5, Hamilton ISD says they received information a student potentially had a weapon in their possession.
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Kingsville Police Department, Kingsville ISD teamwork minimizes school shooting threat
Just hours after the school shooting in Georgia last week, the Kingsville Police Department had to deal with reports of threats made to two schools in the area. KPD and KISD worked together to prevent a threat from becoming something more serious and keep everyone on campuses safe this week. A 14-year-old made several verbal and text-based threats in regard to committing a shooting at H.M. King High School and Gillett Intermediate School.
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Pine Tree ISD, Longview police investigating alleged threatening remarks made by student
Pine Tree ISD says the Longview Police Department is investigating threatening remarks made online by a student. According to the district, administrators were made aware of the comments during Friday night's football game. They say in cooperation with the LPD, the situation was swiftly dealt with.
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Mother of Georgia shooting suspect called school to warn of emergency, aunt says
A relative of the Georgia high school shooting suspect says the teenager’s mother called the school before the killings
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Texas coast, Louisiana prepare for potential tropical storm
The low-pressure system bringing nasty weather to the Bay of Campeche will likely become a tropical storm by Monday, according to forecasters, who are becoming more convinced it will impact the Gulf Coast as the latest named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. The low-pressure system bringing nasty weather to the Bay of Campeche will likely become a tropical storm by Monday, according to forecasters, who are becoming more convinced it will impact the Gulf Coast as the latest named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season.
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Bullard ISD teachers receive over $72,000 in grants to fund innovative learning projects
Forty innovative learning projects and programs will be funded at Bullard ISD thanks to over $72,000 in grants from the Bullard Education Foundation.
The foundation visited all six Bullard ISD campuses on Tuesday to distribute the funds to teachers. One of the projects will allow every first grade classroom to use incubators to hatch baby chicks in the spring to learn about animal life cycles.
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H-E-B launches 2025 search for Texas’ top educators
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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Lloyd Wayne Mitchell
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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