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TEA releases grades of school districts
For the first time since the pandemic, Texas parents are able to compare how their child’s school and district compare to others around the state. TEA released their A-F grades of schools on Thursday. In Dallas ISD, 45 of the districts 232 schools scored a ‘D’ or an ‘F.’ In Fort Worth, 77 of the district’s 108 schools scored a...
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TEA releases delayed 2022-23 school accountability ratings
The Texas Education Agency released long-delayed 2022-2023 school accountability ratings on Thursday.
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Texas education commissioner voices teacher pay concerns to panel of lawmakers
The state’s top education official briefed state lawmakers in Austin Monday morning. His message: focus money towards educators, not just school funding formulas.
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Texas lawmakers push to improve public education
The state’s top education official briefed state lawmakers in Austin Monday morning. The state of education in Texas is not the best. Texas spends below-average per student and is getting below-average results according to national standards. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Phil Prazan reports with how lawmakers want to address the issue.
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Teacher cheating scandal expands in North Texas
A probe into a cheating scandal involving Texas teachers and their credentials is expanding in North Texas.
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More North Texas teachers investigated in ‘pay-to-pass' certification scheme
A probe into a cheating scandal involving Texas teachers and their credentials is expanding in North Texas.
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Several North Texas teachers linked to certification scheme
New information has connected several North Texas educators to a false certification scheme. 온라인카지노사이트 5’s Meredith Yeomans has the latest updates.Â
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49 North Texas teachers investigated in ‘pay-to-pass' certification scheme: TEA
More than a month after five people were indicted in a scheme to help secure positions in Texas schools for unqualified teachers. The Texas Education Agency released the first batch of more than 100 teachers under investigation.
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Texas education board approves Bible-infused curriculum in public schools
The Texas education board has voted to allow Bible-infused teachings in elementary schools.
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Too much religion in TEA's Bluebonnet Learning curriculum?
The Texas State Board of Education considers the Texas Education Agency’s new statewide curriculum offering called Bluebonnet Learning. Supporters say it’s superior to the curriculum many schools are using, but 온라인카지노사이트 5 education reporter Wayne Carter reports critics say the new lessons are filled with unnecessary religious stories and bible teachings.
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Texas education commissioner calls for student cellphone ban in schools
Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath on Wednesday said next year lawmakers should ban the use of cellphones in public schools across the state.
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Superintendents question STAAR test's automated grading system
STAAR test scores out Friday show small gains in some districts, but overall not much change in how students are performing. 온라인카지노사이트 5 education reporter Wayne Carter reports some superintendents say new grading practices for the test, handed out more zeros to students than ever before, and they want answers.
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Superintendents question automated grading system, giving thousands of students zeros on a portion of STAAR test
Some superintendents say new grading practices for the test, handed out more zeros to students than ever before, and they want answers. Â
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Education Headlines: Job cuts, internet connectivity and 4-day school weeks
Arlington ISD says it has to make job cuts to balance the budget, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Collin County help McKinney ISD students with internet connectivity and two more North Texas school districts move to 4-day school weeks. 온라인카지노사이트 5 education reporter Wayne Carter has the headlines.
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TEA releases 2022-2023 financial accountability ratings
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) released final financial accountability ratings for Texas public school systems.