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Amid Budget Cuts, Texas Schools Fire Librarians, But Is It A Good Idea?
A Texas school district, Cypress-Fairbanks (a.k.a Cy-Fair or CFISD) cannot stay out of the headlines this year. From banning the "controversial" subjects of vaccines and climate change from textbooks to being forced to close due to extreme weather (certainly not caused by climate change, right?), I have heard about this district for the first time in my life, several times this year.
Amid Budget Cuts, Texas Schools Fire Librarians, But Is It A Good Idea?
A Texas school district, Cypress-Fairbanks (a.k.a Cy-Fair or CFISD) cannot stay out of the headlines this year. From banning the "controversial" subjects of vaccines and climate change from textbooks to being forced to close due to extreme weather (certainly not caused by climate change, right?), I have heard about this district for the first time in my life, several times this year.
The Woodlands Express cancels downtown Houston service May 17
The Woodlands Express canceled service to Downtown Houston on May 17. (Courtesy The Woodlands Township) Amid strong storms on the evening of May 16 and widespread damage in the Greater Houston area, The Woodlands Express canceled its downtown services on May 17, according to a Facebook post by The Woodlands Township.
Amid Budget Cuts, Texas Schools Fire Librarians, But Is It A Good Idea?
A Texas school district, Cypress-Fairbanks (a.k.a Cy-Fair or CFISD) cannot stay out of the headlines this year. From banning the "controversial" subjects of vaccines and climate change from textbooks to being forced to close due to extreme weather (certainly not caused by climate change, right?), I have heard about this district for the first time in my life, several times this year.
Amid Budget Cuts, Texas Schools Fire Librarians, But Is It A Good Idea?
A Texas school district, Cypress-Fairbanks (a.k.a Cy-Fair or CFISD) cannot stay out of the headlines this year. From banning the "controversial" subjects of vaccines and climate change from textbooks to being forced to close due to extreme weather (certainly not caused by climate change, right?), I have heard about this district for the first time in my life, several times this year.
Klein ISD officials project roughly $0.02 decrease for FY 2024-25 tax rate
From left, Klein ISD Superintendent Jenny McGown, board President Cathy Arellano and attorney Ellen Spalding review documents before trustees consider approving a districtwide rezoning effort during the board's Feb. 5 meeting. (Wesley Gardner/Community Impact) Klein ISD officials are expecting a tax rate reduction of roughly $0.02 in the district’s fiscal...
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