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Outgoing superintendents say critical race theory is not taught in schools - Vimarsana News

Outgoing superintendents say critical race theory is not taught in schools

Outgoing superintendents from three of North Texas' largest school districts all agreed that critical race theory is nothing more than a distraction and said it isn't taught in schools. “This is a manufactured crisis. This is not real."

Join us in Dallas for our March 24 event with Texas superintendents - Vimarsana News

Join us in Dallas for our March 24 event with Texas superintendents

Texas classrooms haven’t been spared from the push and pull of Texas politics, and public school superintendents are in the thick of it. Join us at 8 a.m. March 24 in Dallas to get the latest from three North Texas superintendents.

Fort Worth Schools Spent Millions On Air Cleaners, But Do They Work? - Vimarsana News

Fort Worth Schools Spent Millions On Air Cleaners, But Do They Work?

Offers for air filtration systems such as bipolar ionization technology came pouring in after COVID-19, but the EPA and other experts have warned that the technology is largely unproven outside of lab conditions.

Local Elections Cheat Sheet - Vimarsana News

Local Elections Cheat Sheet

If times were simpler, ballot choices would be public referenda on taxation, government policies, and spending priorities. And while those issues largely remain at the core of Tarrant County’s 2022 primaries, these are not simple times. The outcome of the Tuesday, March 1, election will determine what books will be

As culture wars envelop schools, N. Texas sees a superintendent exodus - Vimarsana News

As culture wars envelop schools, N. Texas sees a superintendent exodus

At least nine North Texas superintendents who have announced they would leave their jobs since the start of the school year.