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Michael Minasi/KUTAn executive order from the governor bans schools from requiring masks in school buildings. -
Eddie Gaspar/The Daily TexanThe consultant, Brad Deutser, is listed as a chair of the committee tasked with chronicling the full history of 'The Eyes.'" But some students who spoke with him said they felt he was trying to convince them to accept the school's position on the song.
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Earlier this year, 800 students were waiting to be evaluated. The district's new administration gave AISD a July 1 deadline to clear the backlog. -
In spring 2021, 60% of students in third through eighth grades passed the reading test, and 48% passed the math test. In spring 2019, the last time students took the test, 73% passed the reading test and 74% passed the math test.
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The court ruled that NCAA rules are not reasonably necessary to distinguish between college and professional sports. Still, the ruling could be potentially transformative.
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The district said all classes will be in-person next school year after the Texas Legislature failed to pass a bill that would have ensured schools get state funding for virtual learning.
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A procedural error called the Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees back on Saturday to vote on a resolution to appoint a new superintendent.
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Round Rock ISD named Hafedh Azaiez the sole finalist in May, and the school board approved his appointment on Monday. Parents had asked for a delay to allow for more public input.
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Special education services were severely disrupted when schools closed in spring 2020. In many places, they have yet to fully resume. Now, families are demanding schools take action.
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A report from the district shows Black students were five times more likely than white students to receive suspensions and other punishments. Hispanic students were twice as likely.
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AISD announced the training as part of an agreement with a former student who said the district repeatedly mishandled her sexual assault complaint.
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The Round Rock and Hays school districts will not be offering virtual learning next year after state funds fall through.
