October is National Bullying Prevention Month. To address bullying and other safety concerns on campus, schools are turning to apps that allow for anonymous reporting. One such app is Anonymous […]
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House Bill (HB) 3 was passed by the 86th Texas Legislature, 2019, and signed into law by Governor Abbott on June 11, 2019. TEA has released a HB 3 in
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Did you know that this year’s NEDRP Conference is all about The Student Connection? As big believers in the power of Restorative Practices, we know that it’s essential that teachers
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A disabled elementary school student’s parents sued the City of Southlake, its police department, and school resource officer (SRO), alleging that SRO violated the student’s rights under Rehabilitation Act and
Check out this video interview with Rachel Hinesly from our friends at NEDRP. Rachel is one of the amazing students who will be featured at the upcoming NEDRP “Student Connection”
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The Texas Legislature has enacted new rules relating to certain construction liability claims concerning public buildings and public works. House Bill 1999 adds Government Code, Chapter 2272, titled “Certain Construction
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The 3rd Annual NEDRP Conference is coming up in less than two months! If you’ve been wondering what the conference and Restorative Practices are all about, check out this video
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New limits on teacher appraisal deficiencies and adverse employment actions for disciplinary referrals and documentation Administrators now have to pause before taking adverse employment action or assessing appraisal deficiencies related
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Amendments to the Public Information Act, effective September 1, 2019, confirm that a school official’s cell phone use for official business creates public records subject to disclosure. Senate Bill 944
Beginning this school year, administrators have new procedures relating to a student’s transition from a Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP) to a regular classroom. House Bill 2184 amended Chapter 37
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