It’s no secret that lice can spread quickly among students in a classroom. New legislation now requires school nurses to take a proactive role in preventing an outbreak. Senate Bill […]
New Legislation To Curb Lice Outbreaks Among Elementary Students Read More »
For more than 30 years, we at Legal Digest have pursued our mission to support the women and men working tirelessly behind the scenes of Texas school districts to provide
Legal Digest Announces Donation to Donor’s Choose Hurricane Harvey Fund Read More »
The below text is a reprint of information sent via email by the Texas Education Agency. U.S. Department of Education and the National Center for Homeless Education Hosting Webinar Tomorrow @ 1:00
US DOE Webinar: Helping Schools and Families Recover from Harvey Read More »
As many across the country celebrate the first day of school today, students and teachers in Houston and places along the Texas coast continue to dig their way out of
Local Teachers Help Houston Families Salvage Homes Read More »
A federal appeals court out of the State of Washington has denied an assistant high school football coach’s request to allow him to pray on the 50-yard line at the
Court Denies Football Coach Request To Kneel And Pray After Games Read More »
With the devastation Hurricane Harvey has unleashed on Texas, the effects will be felt in many Texas school districts, as students are displaced from their homes and schools. The Texas
Be Prepared for Harvey’s Impact In Your School District Read More »
All of us at Legal Digest and Ed311 send our heartfelt prayers out to all of our friends and colleagues across our home state of Texas who have been and
Ways to Help During Hurricane Harvey Read More »
On Sept. 1, a new law will take effect, requiring school districts to ensure that all school buses are equipped with 3-point seat belts by 2018. This means that several
School Officials Mulling Over New Seat Belt Law Read More »
Following the recent events in Charlottesville, Va., officials at the University of Texas in Austin decided to surreptitiously remove several Confederate monuments from the school campus this week. The removal
UT Officials Remove Confederate Statues in the Middle of the Night Read More »
This week, the Texas Legislature ended its special 30-day summer session without lawmakers passing the “bathroom bill”, a controversial measure that sought to bar transgender people from using the public
Bathroom Bill Dies in Special Session Read More »
