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  ASU Foundation Adds Board Member

  Angelo State University alumnus Will Welch has joined the Board of Trustees for the ASU Foundation, a public, nonprofit organization established to provide financial assistance to ASU, primarily through gifts and earnings on endowed funds.

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  Two New ASU Doctoral Degree Programs Approved by Board of Regents

  The Texas Tech University System Board of Regents approved two new doctoral degree programs for Angelo State University at the board’s regular meeting earlier today (Oct. 16) in Lubbock.

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  School Districts Receive Rapid Covid Tests That Look Like Pregnancy Tests

  Many school districts across Texas could soon receive more than one million rapid Covid-19 tests kits for students and staff after a select number of districts attempt to begin a rapid testing program

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  Failure Rate Just Under 50% for Abilene ISD Remote Learners

  Just under 50% of Abilene ISD remote learners failed at least one class during the first six week grading period, according to Abilene ISD Superintendent Dr. David Young.

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  Welcome to Legacy High School

  The Midland ISD school board has officially chosen the new name for Robert E. Lee High School during a special meeting on Wednesday night.

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  Interesting Variety of Potential Names for Robert E. Lee Middle School

  It is now officially a week before the San Angelo ISD School Board will decide on what to do with the name of Robert E. Lee Middle School. Before the big day the board released 40 names that could potentially take the name of the school.

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  Angelo State University Faculty Project Grants Save Students Money

  Six Angelo State University faculty members have been awarded three grants from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) to fund their projects that will provide free open-source course materials to students in select classes, eliminating their need to purchase textbooks.

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  Amid COVID-19, This Rural School District Orders All Students Back to Class

  One rural Texas school district has called it quits on most of the COVID-19 restrictions. Paint Rock ISD announced Tuesday afternoon that all remote learning is canceled effective Friday. Monday, Oct. 19, all students are to report in-person to class, said Superintendent Ron Cline.

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  Texas Observes National School Lunch Week

  Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller Talks About National School Lunch Week

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  Texas Tech Chancellor Tests Positive for COVID-19

  LUBBOCK, TX – Texas Tech University announced Wednesday the system's Chancellor, Dr. Tedd Mitchell has tested positive for COVID-19.

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  ASU Offering First Ever Winter Mini-Session

  For the first time ever, Angelo State University is offering a Winter Mini-Session which will allow students to take online classes during the winter break between the end of the current fall 2020 semester and the start of the spring 2021 semester.
  

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  SAISD Partners with Tom Green County Library to Offer Free E-Books to Students

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