New South San ISD superintendent shares vision for district following TEA takeover
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) took control of South San Antonio ISD on Wednesday, pushing the elected board of trustees to the side after what it called “nearly two decades of elected trustee and administrative dysfunction.
Humble ISD trustees received a breakdown of the roughly $1.8 million the district has spent in legal fees related to former Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s firing and the Title IX investigation into ...
Students spend an average of 5+ hours a day on social media with 20 notifications an hour on average, according to the bill's ...
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The Gathering Place, a San Antonio charter school, will close at the end of the school year after struggling to retain ...
Education Commissioner Mike Morath Monday morning gave a full-throated endorsement of focusing money towards educators - not just school funding formulas. Estimates from the Texas Education Agency ...
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With Texas schools clamoring for more funding, Senate panel weighs targeted appropriationsThe Senate Finance Committee seemed interested Monday in funding specific education priorities, instead of a large investment ...
The Texas Education Agency requests $17 million due to a spike in complaints against teachers, aiming to enhance its ...
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