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Martial arts instructor Mike Vaughn has a bully-proof workshop to help give students mental and physical defenses to combat bullying.

El Paso Independent School District board of trustees voted to move forward with the proposed firing of a teacher accused of defending pedophiles.

The policy addresses bathroom use, students' pronouns, and library books, and it prohibits discussion of gender fluidity in the classroom.

The EPISD Board of Trustees will move forward with the proposed termination of Franklin H.S. teacher who was recorded allegedly defending pedophiles

The firm sent cease and desist letters to four Texas school districts after signs with the national motto in Arabic and rainbow lettering were rejected.

In a press release obtained by Inside Edition Digital, a cease and desist letter sent by the Kaplan Law Firm says that “notices to North Texas school districts who refused to remove posters that violate the law and replace them with ones that do not.”

After protesters solicited donations to distribute posters to schools across the state in Arabic, state Sen. Bryan Hughes sent a letter to the Texas Education Agency clarifying his legislation requiring schools to display signs with the national motto.

For-profit “alternate route” teacher-preparation programs are gaining popularity. Some say they’re key to ending teacher shortages; others fear quality and retention will suffer.

After protesters donated to distribute posters to schools across the state in Arabic, state Sen. Bryan Hughes sent a letter to the TEA clarifying his legislation.

Texas school districts have begun receiving donated posters and framed copies of the national motto, "In God We Trust," that they will now be required to display in accordance with