On the eve of San Antonio ISD's deadline for staff to get the COVID-19 vaccine, the Supreme Court of Texas halted the mandate.
The state’s third-largest school district has been embroiled in controversy after passing a resolution condemning racism and a trustee has been accused of posting anti-police and racially tinged statements.
The bill prohibits biological males from competing in girls’ sports even if they identify as transgender girls.
While House Bill 25 isn't the only proposal to keep students in competition with peers of their own biological sex, it cleared several key hurdles that killed previous versions.
Schools that have implemented mask mandates have a lower COVID-19 case count than schools without mandates.
A district “diversity plan” and attitudes toward parental rights are front-facing issues as Carroll ISD residents will go to the polls to fill a school board vacancy.
The survey generally asks students how comfortable they feel expressing their own opinions and how much they tolerate the opinions of others.
A district resident filed a complaint against the district seeking a restraining order to prevent the enforcement of rules that he calls viewpoint discrimination.
Tensions between board members interwove otherwise commonplace discussions about requiring masks in school.
The U.S. Department of Education is probing the possibility that the governor's mask mandate ban discriminates against disabled children.
While school tension over masks is hardly new, the district's fight comes during its first recent F rating, a lawsuit, and serious claims.
A newly passed bill should let the TEA replace Houston ISD's entire school board, changing the course of an ongoing lawsuit.
Although House Bill 3979 took effect two days ago, it won't be effective for long. The legislature altered it with Senate Bill 3.
Some school districts around Texas are experimenting with mask mandates that let parents opt their children out — and so is the legislature.
A total of 666 bills take effect Wednesday, September 1 after receiving the approval of the state legislature and Governor Greg Abbott.
The bill will let Texas public schools set up virtual learning programs for eligible students to attend full-time.
“This case, and others like it, are not about whether people should wear masks or whether the government should make them do it."
“Elementary school reading proficiency is actually the worst it’s ever been since the dawn of the STAAR test," Commissioner Morath said.
Carroll and Grapevine-Colleyville school boards are implementing new rules that limit public participation in meetings by prohibiting signs and criticism of trustees and staff.
After Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued, the district said its vaccine requirement for staff would not apply to vaccines authorized for emergency use.
