ECISD joins multi-district suit over Texas school funding
The ECISD board voted to join a lawsuit representing 68 districts and 1.6 million students challenging state funding adequacy equity and local tax discretion. Frassinet cites a broken funding system and growing enrollments, while districts like Midland and Abilene ISDs back the move. The board also approved purchases, policy changes on AP tests, and discussed a CSCOPE survey showing 43 percent doubt it will raise scores.
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Hector Mendez
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Employees Doubt CSCOPE Will Increase Test Scores
The article reports employees expressing low confidence that CSCOPE will raise test results. Stakeholders weigh potential benefits against implementation challenges as districts plan rollout and training, citing unsettled outcomes and skepticism about measurable gains.
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Snow laden Alaska towns emerge from deep snow pileup
Alaska towns Valdez and Cordova dig out after record snowfalls. Weather stays clear this week. Cordova officials report focused snow removal to protect homes as Valdez buries under nearly 27 feet this winter. Cordova sees about 16 feet. Health experts warn obesity trends may drive future diabetes costs. reports note 33 percent of adults overweight, 15 percent of youths overweight.
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Naional Weather Service
Valdez
Cordova
Cordova City
Allen Marquette
Anchorage
Michele Tompkins
Elbert Huang
University of Chicago
Odessa Youth Center director confirms detention in deadly conduct case
Lou Serrano said a juvenile suspect remains in custody on one charge of deadly conduct and appeared in juvenile court Tuesday with a judge ordering continued detention. The case stems from six shootings Saturday night across Odessa, including 9mm shell casings found at the 1401 E Everglades Ave scene and inside the Dodge Charger. First shooting occurred at 5:50 p.m. at 1417 S Sam Houston Ave, Mireles residence, with windows and a palm tree struck by gunfire.
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Lou Serrano
Odessa
E. Everglades Ave
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Justin Mireles
Woman who avoided death row gets life in Wamsley case
Chelsea Richardson, freed from death row after prosecutors withheld key evidence, received a life sentence for masterminding the December 2003 murders of Rick and Suzanna Wamsley in Mansfield, aimed at securing a $1.5 million estate. Prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty if she pleaded guilty.
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Robert Ford
Richardson
Tarrant County
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