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Rockwall ISD says number of students choosing in-person could hinder social distancing | See full list of district plans
Coronavirus
Coronavirus in North Texas: As school classes begin this fall, technology access remains a concern
Some families where sharing one computer between two, three or four kids at the end of the last school year.
Parenting
Pandemic parenting: How do you pick a good online education option?
There are several factors experts say you should consider.
Education
'We've got to let our kids know that we love them': As students head back to class, Keene ISD's superintendent talks COVID-19 concerns
While a lot of things will be similar, Keene's superintendent said there will be COVID-19 changes, with a special focus on reconnecting with the kids.
Local News
Lancaster 5th grade teacher will begin schoolday in bitmoji homeroom
For Kimbernique Coleman, the first day of school will begin in her Bitmoji homeroom. Everything on the screen is clickable and user-friendly for kids.
Education
Former Dallas ISD teacher who had coronavirus to host virtual classes, in-person learning pods
Due to COVID-19, teachers are finding creative ways to teach outside the classroom. For Andrea Bazemore, that means virtual school and small in-person learning pods.
Schools
Fort Worth school board votes to delay start of fall semester until Sept. 8
The move comes after a change in guidance from the Texas Education Agency regarding funding for online-only classes.
Schools
Fort Worth ISD to consider changing start date for school year
The district planned to start online learning Aug. 17 but a possible change in funding for virtual learning triggers emergency meeting on Thursday
Schools
Texas AG says local health authorities may not issue sweeping orders to close schools
Health departments from Dallas and Tarrant counties issued orders which prevent in-person lessons until after Sept. 8 and Sept. 28, respectively.
Education
Tips for parents to help their kids navigate virtual learning
Elmater Pleasant's daughter has done virtual learning far before the pandemic began. Here are her top tips to help your family succeed in that environment.
Schools
Gov. Abbott waives STAAR score requirements to move to next grade level for 2020-21 school year
The waiver is for students in 5th through 8th grade.
Schools
North Texas teacher fears risks are too high in mandatory return to campus
"We might make it, but we'll also be having the memorial section of the yearbook at the end of the year," said a teacher, who wanted to remain anonymous.
Coronavirus
Coronavirus in North Texas: As school classes begin this fall, technology access remains a concern
Some families where sharing one computer between two, three or four kids at the end of the last school year.
Parenting
Pandemic parenting: How do you pick a good online education option?
There are several factors experts say you should consider.
Education
'We've got to let our kids know that we love them': As students head back to class, Keene ISD's superintendent talks COVID-19 concerns
While a lot of things will be similar, Keene's superintendent said there will be COVID-19 changes, with a special focus on reconnecting with the kids.
Local News
Lancaster 5th grade teacher will begin schoolday in bitmoji homeroom
For Kimbernique Coleman, the first day of school will begin in her Bitmoji homeroom. Everything on the screen is clickable and user-friendly for kids.
Education
Former Dallas ISD teacher who had coronavirus to host virtual classes, in-person learning pods
Due to COVID-19, teachers are finding creative ways to teach outside the classroom. For Andrea Bazemore, that means virtual school and small in-person learning pods.
Schools
Fort Worth school board votes to delay start of fall semester until Sept. 8
The move comes after a change in guidance from the Texas Education Agency regarding funding for online-only classes.
Schools
Fort Worth ISD to consider changing start date for school year
The district planned to start online learning Aug. 17 but a possible change in funding for virtual learning triggers emergency meeting on Thursday
Schools
Texas AG says local health authorities may not issue sweeping orders to close schools
Health departments from Dallas and Tarrant counties issued orders which prevent in-person lessons until after Sept. 8 and Sept. 28, respectively.
Education
Tips for parents to help their kids navigate virtual learning
Elmater Pleasant's daughter has done virtual learning far before the pandemic began. Here are her top tips to help your family succeed in that environment.
Schools
Gov. Abbott waives STAAR score requirements to move to next grade level for 2020-21 school year
The waiver is for students in 5th through 8th grade.
Schools
North Texas teacher fears risks are too high in mandatory return to campus
"We might make it, but we'll also be having the memorial section of the yearbook at the end of the year," said a teacher, who wanted to remain anonymous.
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