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  Brady ISD Drops School Photo Company Due to Epstein Rumors

  Brady ISD announced Tuesday that it will no longer use Lifetouch for its school photos due to rumors that the business is associated with late convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

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  Fort Worth ISD Loses Appeal, Will be Taken Over by Texas Education Agency

  Fort Worth ISD, with 70,000 students, will soon become the second-largest school district to be taken over by the Texas Education Agency.

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  TEA Warns Districts of Potential State Takeovers for Encouraging Student Protests

  After student walkouts in Austin, the Texas Education Agency on Tuesday warned school districts that they could be taken over by the state if they help facilitate students walking out of class to attend protests.

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  Abilene ISD Cancels Classes Again Wednesday, Concho Valley Schools to Reopen

  Abilene ISD has made the decision to cancel classes for a third straight day Wednesday due to “continued concerns about road safety.”

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  UPDATE: San Angelo ISD, Area Schools Cancel Classes Tuesday

  San Angelo ISD and some other schools around the area have announced they are canceling classes Tuesday due to the weather.

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  UPDATE: San Angelo ISD, Numerous Area Schools Cancel Classes Monday

  Numerous schools from around the San Angelo area have already canceled classes Monday — with some also planning on late starts Tuesday — due to freezing conditions this weekend.

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  University of North Texas to Offer Free Tuition for Low-Income Freshmen

  The University of North Texas has announced it will cover full tuition and mandatory fees for incoming freshmen from Texas families earning $100,000 or less.

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  Texas Teachers Union Sues State Education Agency for Investigating Charlie Kirk Posts

  One of Texas' largest teacher unions wants a federal court to block the state education agency from investigating teachers accused of making inappropriate remarks about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

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  Texas Tech Releases New Course Content Oversight Standards

  Texas Tech officials announced new guidance Monday to ensure classroom content aligns with state standards, including laws recognizing two sexes.

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  SAISD Cancels Classes at Oakes Campus Due to Nearby Fire

  Some classes at San Angelo Independent School District’s Oakes Campus have been cancelled due to this morning’s fire.

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  Texas A&M Taps a Politician Named Tommy Williams as Interim Leader After the General's Abrupt Exit

  COLLEGE STATION, TX – In a move signaling continued political influence in Texas higher education, the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents unanimously named former Republican state Sen. Tommy Williams as interim president of its flagship campus on Friday. Williams steps in following the sudden resignation of General (ret.) Mark A. Welsh III last month amid a heated controversy over academic freedom and political pressure.

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  Angelo State Wind Ensemble Concert 'Steampunk Dreams'

  The Angelo State University Wind Ensemble will present its first concert of the fall season on Sunday, Oct. 5, in the Murphey Performance Hall at 72 W. College Ave. in downtown San Angelo.

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