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Educators, students, and school districts are gearing up to fight a bill that they say will making teaching and learning difficult — and that might hamper programs like International Baccalaureate and Advanced Placement courses.
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A little more than 24 hours after District 13 candidates Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis had fairly congenial exchanges at a virtual forum, Burk’s campaign fired off a missive demanding Donnell Willis withdraw from the race.
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If the past year has taught us anything, having a place within driving distance that feels like a vacation, but with all the comforts of home, is a great way to combat those social-distancing blues.
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Voters living in Dallas City Council District 13 had an opportunity Wednesday to hear from their two options — Leland Burk and Gay Donnell Willis — during a lunchtime forum.
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Not to air his dirty laundry, but Preston Hollow’s Don Henley has found himself among several artists embroiled in an anti-trust case that has been bouncing around the courts for years.
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A man accused of hitting Dallas police officer Mitchell Penton with his car and killing him in February has been indicted on a a felony charge, court records indicate.
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Voters living in Dallas city council districts 11 and 13 have another opportunity to hear from those candidates prior to the June runoff election.
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Just hours after voting to give initial approval to a measure that educators say will hamper honest conversations about racism and sexism in the classroom, the Texas House passed its version of a bill that will now go to the state Senate, where a companion bill has already been passed.
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Sometime after 1 a.m. Tuesday, the Texas House gave initial approval to a bill that would limit how schools teach students about racism and facets of U.S. history involving the country’s actions in regards to people of color.
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Dallas ISD trustees met in a special called meeting Monday afternoon to discuss a bill headed to the Texas House floor Monday night that will bar schools from teaching Critical Race Theory.
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A Preston Hollow resident’s Addison-based company is a linchpin in the continued claims that votes have been manipulated, a Washington Post article published Sunday reported.
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