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New trials to approve drugs and treatment are faster and easier as a result of the pandemic.

Lawmakers recently passed a bill that begins the process for a major expansion of state-subsidized childcare for birth to 5-year-olds rolled out over the next few years.

Plus, seven other local school districts reported an increased number of students failing at least one class compared to last year. According to the TEA, the beginning-of-year assessments covered the same grades, subjects and courses that are provided for STAAR and were constructed from previously released STAAR test items. The study compared assessment scores from the beginning of the 2020-2021 school year relative to normal academic school years. The TEA says it hopes to be able to better adjust the curriculum for the next academic school year to help balance out the tough year.

When it comes to troubleshooting for her children’s remote learning, it seems like Barbara Lopez has done it all. Depending on the day, the Miami mom could be supervising just two of her young children as they log into their virtual classrooms―or she could be helping all four. She’s handled Zoom breakdowns, juggled multiple parent support group chats and gotten her kids fed during their four different lunch times. And she’s done it all while working from home part time as a university lecturer (her husband works remotely full time). Varied as her days may be, one thing i...

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