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  San Angelo ISD Bond Projects Gain Steam; New Glenn Middle School Construction starts Tuesday

  SAN ANGELO, TX — Work is progressing on San Angelo ISD’s voter-approved Bond 2025 projects, including athletic upgrades already underway at Lake View High School and a groundbreaking this week for the district’s largest project, a new building for Glenn Middle School.

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  STAAR Rescoring Requests Spike After Schools Question Computer Grading

  The number of requests to rescore STAAR tests nearly tripled from last year as more Texas schools sought reviews of written responses that were graded by computers.

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  Junction ISD Reports Alleged Educator Misconduct

  Junction ISD reported Monday that it terminated a former employee after learning of allegations of educator misconduct.

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  Gov. Abbott Announces 2026 Lone Star Ribbon Schools

  Governor Greg Abbott announced the 25 Texas public schools that have been named Lone Star Ribbon Schools this year in recognition of outstanding academic performance.

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  Angelo State’s Counseling Psychology Doctorate Earns APA Accreditation

  Angelo State's doctoral degree program in counseling psychology has earned accreditation from the American Psychological Association.

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  Hearing Denied Over Texas Law That Gave Illegal Immigrants In-State Tuition

  A federal appeals court denied a new hearing for the Texas Dream Act, which allowed illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.

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  Texas A&M System Considers Removing Courses on LGBTQ Studies

  Texas A&M University System regents will vote Thursday on whether classes related to LGBTQ literature, ethnic studies and climate change are "foundational and fundamental" for a college education.

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  Gov. Abbott Orders Development of 3-Year Bachelor’s Degree

  Governor Greg Abbott has called for the development of a statewide framework for three-year bachelor’s degree pathways.

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  UIL to Present Wall With Lone Star Cup in September

  The Wall Hawks will be presented with the 2025-26 UIL Class 3A Lone Star Cup next month.

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  Texas School Grades Remain Flat While More Districts Hope to Avoid Takeovers

  Texas public school performance as a whole flatlined on state accountability grades, as chronically underperforming districts learned whether they inched closer to state sanctions.

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  Professors Sue Texas A&M System Over Limits on Teaching Race, Gender

  Four professors and a national faculty group asked a federal judge Monday to block the Texas A&M University System’s restrictions on teaching about race, gender and sexuality.

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  Midland ISD Sues Education Commissioner Over “Robin Hood” Law

  Midland ISD has voted to sue the state's education commissioner over the "Robin Hood" law, which takes property tax revenue from affluent school districts and redistributes it to low-income districts.

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