Texas Sips: 4 Refreshing Twists on Classic Iced Tea
If you are from the south, then you know nothing beats a classic sweet tea, but sometimes you want to mix it up a bit and try something new.
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Texas STARR Tests Fully Online, Teachers Brace for Impact
According to HoustonPublicMedia.org, Texas teachers are experiencing anxiety due to the upcoming FULLY ONLINE standardized tests, this spring.
Spill The Tea With These Steamy Tea-related Pickup Lines
January 12th is officially National Hot Tea day and it’s a day to enjoy a nice hot cup of tea anytime of the day!
Tea2Go TeaN’ergy Announces Opening Date For East El Paso Location
Tea lovers rejoice! Tea2Go TeaN’ergy has finally announced a date for the grand opening of one of their four El Paso locations.
Tea2Go TeaN’ergy Opening 4 El Paso Locations This Summer
The Lubbock, TX franchise, Tea2Go TeaN’ergy, will be opening four El Paso locations this coming June.
YISD Announces its Plans for Administering STAAR Test
YISD will make use of its campuses and other district facilities along with the five-week window provided by the state in order to administer the STAAR test.
Public Schools Hoping State Doesn’t Cut Attendance Funding
Public schools in El Paso are hoping that the Texas Education Agency extends the extra funding it has been providing for the first semester of the school year.
Districts, TEA Develop New Reopening Plan for El Paso Schools
El Paso area school districts and TEA came together and developed a new reopening plan that is better suited to the COVID-19 situation in our area.
Texas Schools to File Weekly Report of COVID-19 Cases
Beginning on September 8, Texas schools will be required to submit a report every week providing data on confirmed COVID-19 as their campus.
Texas to Post Virus Statistics from Public Schools
TEA Commissioner Mike Morath informed public school district superintendents that the state will release statistics on COVID-19 cases among staff and students.
Texas AG Says Only Schools, Not Health Officials, Can Order Closures Due to Pandemic
The Texas Attorney General issued an opinion stating that only school officials, and not health officials, can order campus closures due to coronavirus.