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APD and the Austin ISD police admitted "failure" in their communication after the shooting Wednesday morning.
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Police say they're looking into why the alert was prematurely canceled Wednesday morning.
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The programs are opening thanks to funding from a tax rate increase Travis County residents approved in November.
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The long-term effects of school closures are coming to light as districts across Texas are poised to shutter more campuses.
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The Trump administration has not released more than $6 billion in grants for schools nationwide. For Austin ISD, that amounts to a loss of about $9.6 million in funding that helps pay for more than 100 positions.
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The budget includes roughly $1.6 billion for the district’s general fund, which is used to pay for things like salaries, school maintenance, transportation and utility bills. More than $715 million of that will also be used for Austin ISD’s recapture payment.
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The school board decided Thursday to approve turnaround plans for Burnet, Dobie and Webb middle schools to avoid state intervention. But the Texas Education Agency will have the final say.
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High schoolers, meanwhile, saw declines on the English exams but gains in Algebra I. Math scores for students in all grades remain below pre-pandemic levels.
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Superintendent Matias Segura announced Wednesday the reorganization of the district's central office affected more than 170 employees.
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A 2023 CDC report found youth mental health has worsened in the last 10 years. One of the campuses getting a mental health center is Martin Middle School in East Austin.