TEA weighs charter proposal for online learning plan
Texas Education Agency faces broad backlash as it considers a charter model to shift funds to online schools. The measure would allow Saxne Charter to educate 2000 students online in Texas counties, prompting concerns from district officials about lost state money and public school enrollment. Proponents argue it expands options for students with needs. Critics warn it diverts funds from already strapped district schools and raises questions about governance and accountability.
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Obituaries for Cathy Cafty and Juan Balli
Cathy Cafty, 55, died December 22, 2003, at Valley Grande Medical Center. Survived by husband Tam Frusulano and children, she enjoyed reading, art, dancing, and helping others. Funeral arrangements are pending with Twevius Funeral Home. Juan Balli, 36, died December 20, 2008, at Valley Grande Nursing Home. He is survived by Modesta Balli, three grandchildren, and great‑grandchildren. Visitation and chapel services were held at Buerta Funeral Home and Guerra Funeral Home. Interment at San Pedro Cemetery.
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Christmas limousine tours boom in Dallas area
In Dallas and surrounding areas a growing trend sees families hiring luxury limousine services for Christmas light tours. Companies report bookings rising after Thanksgiving with 2 to 3 hour rides around neighborhoods and parks featuring extensive displays. Prices run about 250 dollars for eight guests, as firms emphasize the festive, indulgent aspect of the season.
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Privatization Debate Shapes Texas Mental Health Care
The Houston report outlines a push to privatize mental health services in Texas, with supporters claiming improved efficiency and care while critics warn of reduced access and safety nets. Officials note private providers would bid for contracts, potentially reshaping services for the mentally ill and mentally retarded under a 2006 rollout.
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