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TEA releases state accountability scores; 15% of Texas schools scored below ‘C' (opens the original)
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The Texas Education Agency released annual accountability scores for all Texas schools Friday morning. The scores grade how well specific campuses and school districts, as a whole, perform academically and prepare students for college or for entering the workforce. Scores this year cover the 2025-26 school year. The Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington ISDs are the largest school districts in North Texas and all saw increases in their scores. Fort Worth ISD was up four points year-over-year, increa
Dallas ISD opens revamped Hexter Elementary (opens the original)
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As the sun rose on Tuesday morning, it had all the signs of back-to-school. There were proud parents, perfect hair, new school supplies and a mariachi band; it is Texas after all. Hexter Elementary near White Rock Lake made sure the whole neighborhood could take part as they christened a brand new building Tuesday morning. "What a beautiful building. Now the buildings on the outside will match all that you're doing on the inside," said Stephanie Elizalde, Superintendent, Dallas ISD, to the schoo
These students are getting paid to learn patient care at JPS (opens the original)
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Blocks away from Fort Worth's John Peter Smith Hospital, high school and college students in a medical summer program with the hospital start their day with cheers and games at a training center. They're a high-energy but extremely focused group of students who are wise far beyond their years. We visited on a morning when the students were learning how to draw blood. This program brings doctors and nurses into the classroom for lectures, demonstrations, practice exercises, and eventually, superv
Richardson ISD goes door-to-door to welcome open enrollment students (opens the original)
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It's back to work for teachers and administrators at Richardson ISD, but before they dust off the old computer, Superintendent Tabitha Branum had a different idea. She gathered staff early Monday morning and armed them with a list of names. The list was of families who were sending their children to Richardson ISD for the first time. "Outreach is part of what I think all of us are trying to do to make sure that our families know that when they choose us, that we're going to work hard to earn the
Dallas ISD teens are dissecting pig hearts and it is changing how they see medicine (opens the original)
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Summer break, like so many things, has changed. Teens from 16 different Dallas ISD schools hoping to pursue a career in medicine are taking part in a summer future doctor's program where they come together to take notes, dissect, and study how the body works. Ararh Cho and Lily Rodriguez go to two different schools, but both showed up here for the same reason. "Ever since my grandpa had cancer, after he got treated, I wanted to help," said Cho. Create a free account with NBC 5 DFW to save articl
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