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ADELFA BOTELLO CALLEJO ELEMENTARY: Open National Field Day Event on Friday, May 8th!
We’re excited to announce that our school community will be participating in the OPEN National Field Day event on Friday, May 8th!
ACADEMY FOR TECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING MATH & SCIENCE: Enrollment / Registration for 2020-21 School Year Begins May 1
Enrollment for all levels of education in the Abilene Independent School District for the 2020-21 school year will begin online – and in some instances with a paper application – Friday, May 1.
Educators, parents share in Amazing Educational Resources website and Facebook
Educators, parents share in Amazing Educational Resources website and Facebook
SILVER LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: GCISD Online Book Fair
GCISD is hosting an online book fair!
COLLEYVILLE HERITAGE HIGH SCHOOL: Panther Pause23 Years of Pride at Colleyville Heritage High School
I hope everyone had a great week and found a routine that works for you and your family.
PBS stations devote hours of air time to Texas students' education
Texas PBS stations set aside hours of daily programming time to air educational programming aligned with the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
CAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL:8th Graders: Arena Scheduling
This is a reminder that Wednesday, April 22nd at 7:30 am current 8th grade students will start Arena Scheduling.
CULLINS-LAKE POINTE ELEMENTARY: T-Shirt Design Contest
It's time for our annual T-Shirt Design Contest. Now is your chance to have your art work put on a t-shirt that people will pay money to wear.
WESTLAKE ACADEMY: Westlake Academy Coronavirus Updates
These are trying times for our community - from the need of our parents to ensure the safety of their family, to working with our health officials to help diminish the spread of the virus, to what our educational pathways will be during this time – we appreciate your continued patience and words of encouragement.
WESTLAKE ACADEMY: #DoYourPart, #DoYourDistance
While we may be apart right now, the Westlake Academy community continues to support each other by working together to fight COVID-19.
2 Texas A&M campuses won't require SAT or ACT for admission this summer or fall
Preparing for the ACT or SAT tests is a right of passage for any high school student who plans on attending college, but this year, all public schools in Texas have been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ACT/SAT exams were canceled.
All SAT and ACT exams canceled until June
In Texas, the Texas Education Agency is changing exams for college entrance exams and Advanced Placement classes due to the coronavirus.
MCKINNEY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT: MISD Bad Weather Make-up Days April 10 and April 27 to be Used as Student and Staff Holidays
McKinney, Texas – The McKinney ISD bad weather make-up days designated for Friday, April 10, 2020, and Monday, April 27, 2020, will be utilized as school holidays for MISD students and staff.
MCKINNEY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT: MISD Technology Support Available for Digital Learning During School Closure
McKinney, Texas – During McKinney ISD at-home digital learning, the MISD technology department continues to offer support for students who experience technical difficulties.
CHALLENGE EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL: City of Houston program offers paid summer jobs to students
HISD students can gain real-world work experience through the City of Houston’s Hire Houston Youth (HHY) Initiative, which offers paid summer jobs and internships throughout the city.
DAWSON MIDDLE SCHOOL: Middle School Band Directors Get Creative with Online Learning
“Music has always been a therapy for me, so I figured one way to bring a smile to their faces, even for just a brief minute, would be to have a piece of music recorded that they could easily access anywhere in their house,”
HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL: Summer School Highland Park High School 2019-20
Only students who are classified as freshmen or above for the fall semester immediately following summer school are eligible to attend HPHS Summer School.
State Board of Education to meet virtually on Thursday
The Iowa State Board of Education’s next routine business meeting will take place virtually on Thursday, March 26.
Urging States to Continue Educating Students with Disabilities, Secretary DeVos Publishes New Resource on Accessibility and Distance Learning Options
New Fact Sheet Provides Additional Information on How Distance Learning Can be Used to Meet Students’ Needs During COVID-19 National Emergency
TEA: SBEC Rules Update
The proposed revisions would provide continuing professional education instruction regarding mental health and substance abuse training; training requirements for superintendents regarding sexual abuse and human trafficking; and the removal of student loan default as grounds to deny the renewal of a certificate.