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Why Dr. Opal Lee Should Be Required in Texas Juneteenth Curriculum

Dr. Opal Lee's granddaughter petitions Texas to add the "Grandmother of Juneteenth" to mandatory state curriculum as board decision looms.

$45M Federal Grant to Rebuild Manzanita School at Vandenberg Space Force Base

Vandenberg Space Force Base's failing Manzanita Charter School gets $45.4M federal grant for critical renovation serving 522 military kids.

$45M Federal Grant to Rebuild Manzanita Charter at Vandenberg Space Force Base

Lompoc Unified School District secures $45.4M federal grant to rebuild aging 1960s-era Manzanita Charter School at Vandenberg Space Force Base by 2026.

Texas Weighs Mandatory Bible Readings in Public Schools—Controversy Erupts

Texas may mandate King James Bible readings in K-12 schools by 2030, sparking fierce debate over religious freedom and educational boundaries.

Inside Dallas’ Unique High School Fashion Program: Skyline’s Runway to a Career

Skyline High School in Dallas runs Texas's only 4-year fashion program, culminating in a professional runway show that launches student careers.

Texas Education Agency Takeover: Peter Licata Named Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Amid $360K Salary Debate

Fort Worth ISD's new state-appointed superintendent Dr. Peter Licata earns $1,384/day under TEA takeover, bringing 30+ years experience to serve 68,000 students.

Texas Governor Abbott Shakes Up Special Education Advisory Committee

Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints six members to Special Education Advisory Committee, shaping disability policy through 2029 for 5M+ students.

Aaron Kinsey Reappointed as Texas State Board of Education Chair

Governor Greg Abbott reappoints Aaron Kinsey as Texas State Board of Education Chair through 2028, overseeing $55B school fund and curriculum policy.

Dallas High School Engineers Build Custom Devices for Boy With 1p36 Deletion Syndrome

High school engineering students at Trinity Christian Academy in Addison, Texas built custom assistive devices for a 3-year-old with rare 1p36 deletion syndrome.

Keller ISD Enrollment Decline: School Closures and Budget Risks Ahead

Keller ISD enrollment projected to drop to 28,421 by 2027-28, prompting campus consolidation talks as funding shrinks with declining student numbers.

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