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The Belton Independent School District will soon have an increased security presence at its campuses after trustees unanimously approved a contract for 19 armed security guards on Thursday.

With the onset of the 2023-24 school year, Communities In Schools (CIS) of Greater Central Texas marks its 30th year of service of helping students stay in school.

The lawsuit, filed Wednesday by the Houston Federation of Teachers, seeks an injunction and claims HISD leaders violated state law by not consulting districtwide and campus-level decision-making committees before adopting new evaluation criteria.

Temple ISD will join other school districts across the state in a lawsuit regarding the Texas accountability system after trustees approved a resolution to participate as an intervenor on Wednesday.

MINERAL WELLS -- School trustees on Monday approved a $44.1 million budget for the fiscal year that began Friday, setting a $1.04 tax rate.

The Houston Federation of Teachers sued Superintendent Mike Miles and the new board of managers over what they call an 'illegal' evaluation system.

The lawsuit, filed against state-appointed superintendent Mike Miles and the HISD board of managers, claims district and campus stakeholders were not properly consulted before a new teacher evaluation system was adopted. A judge's ruling Thursday means the new criteria cannot be implemented at least until the next court hearing on Sept. 11.

KILLEEN, Texas (FOX 44) – Communities In Schools (CIS) of Greater Central Texas is marking its 30th year of helping students stay in school. The non-profit organization says it was founded to provide a positive impact on children’s lives by helping them overcome obstacles affecting their abilities to achieve and to continue school. CIS is […]

The Houston Federation of Teachers has filed a lawsuit against the Houston Independent School District's superintendent, Mike Miles, and all district school board members.

The Houston Federation of Teachers filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against Houston Independent School District Superintendent Mike Miles and the school board for implementing the new teacher evaluation system.