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SMU Excellent Educator: Laura Beard
Texas Today has partnered with SMU to recognize North Texas teachers who are inspiring and changing the lives of their students. To recognize an excellent educator, nominate a teacher today. MORE: NBCDFW.com/Contest
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How the Cotton Bowl Pumps Money Into North Texas Classrooms
While the Cotton Bowl pumps money into the local economy as football fans come to town for the Cotton Bowl Classic, the charity attached to the annual college football game raises around $500,000 for education and teachers.
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Tioga ISD Lays Off Teachers During the Holiday Break
While many schools look for teachers, Tioga ISD is laying them off during the holidays saying they just don’t have the money to pay the staff.
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North Texas School District Lays Off Teachers & Other Employees Due To Financial Woes
At a time when schools everywhere are desperately trying to find teachers any way they can, Tioga ISD is laying off educators, because they simply don’t have the money to pay them.
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SMU Excellent Educator: Debbie Flores
Texas Today has partnered with SMU to recognize North Texas teachers who are inspiring and changing the lives of their students. To recognize an excellent educator, nominate a teacher today. MORE: NBCDFW.com/Contest
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Keller ISD Book Ban Measure Passes
The passed measure would ban library books that mention “gender fluidity.”
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Keller ISD Considers Arming Teachers and Book Ban
Two controversial policies are on the agenda in Keller ISD. The school board will consider arming teachers in the classroom and vote to ban any books that have LGBTQ content.
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Keller ISD Approves Measure to Ban Books on ‘Gender Fluidity'
The Keller ISD Board Trustees is set to vote on authorizing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, and banning library books that mention “gender fluidity.”
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Keller ISD to Discuss Arming Teachers, Banning ‘Gender Fluidity' Books
The Keller Independent School District Board Trustees is set to vote on authorizing teachers and employees to carry guns in the classroom, and banning library books that mention “gender fluidity.”
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Dallas ISD Focuses on Hiring Minority Male Teachers
You’ve heard schools talk about the dire need for teachers, well the Dallas ISD is actually narrowing it’s focus a bit more with a need for minority male teachers.
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Dallas ISD Works to Recruit Black and Latino Male Teachers
You’ve heard schools talk about the dire need for teachers. Dallas ISD is actually narrowing its focus a bit more with a need for minority male teachers.
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Highlighter: Rewarding Teachers, Blue Ribbon Schools and National Honors in Band
Dallas Independent School District teachers were rewarded with grant month, several North Texas schools were named Blue Ribbon Schools and Southwest High School Wind Symphony since national honors.
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State Lawmakers to Discuss Texas Teachers Leaving Profession in Droves
There is a hearing scheduled at the Texas State Capitol in Austin on Tuesday to “evaluate the impact of the pandemic on the state’s teacher workforce.”
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Texas House Meeting Today: Pandemic's Impact on State's Teacher Workforce
The Texas House of Representatives Public Education Committee will be meeting to evaluate the impact of the pandemic on the state’s teacher workforce, and current practices to improve the recruitment, preparation, andretention of high-quality educators.
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Education Program Teaching Climate Science and Community Activism
The educational program iUrban is geared toward students in underserved communities and teaching them how scientific principals apply outside the classroom.
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Teacher Shortages Are Real, But Not for the Reason You Heard
Everywhere, it seems, the return to school has been shadowed by worries of a teacher shortage.
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Dunkin' Celebrates Teachers With Free Coffee All Day Thursday
C is for Caffeine, Coffee Break and Complimentary.
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A Look at How Teachers Across the Country Are Leaving the Profession
On NBC Nightly News, a look at how teachers across the country are leaving the profession — for the series Kids Under Pressure: Back to School. NBC News Antonia Hylton came back to Southlake to find out why.
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Fort Worth ISD Presents Safety & Security Update
Fort Worth ISD presented an update on its safety and security policies at Tuesday’s school board meeting.
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How Can Schools Address the Teacher Shortage?
Summer’s almost over, and school will start soon, but some classrooms are still missing teachers. During the 2021-2022 school year, 48 states and Washington, DC, said they didn’t have enough special education teachers; 43 states and DC said they need more math teachers; and 41 states and DC had shortages of science teachers, according to the U.S. Department of Education....