Stephanie McGilvray resigned last September after district officials learned of the misconduct allegations.
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AG Paxton Files Brief Opposing Dallas Charter Amendments
The amicus brief states the proposed amendments presented to Dallas voters run afoul of Texas Supreme Court precedent.
Paxton Follows Through on Lawsuit Against Dallas for State Fair Gun Ban
Earlier this month, fair organizers announced new safety regulations, including a blanket ban on all firearms even for licensed carriers.
Texas Association of School Boards Criticizes Tarrant County Tax Relief Plan
TASB says the county’s plan to help taxpayers save money would jeopardize local school districts.
Fort Worth Mayor Calls on Declining School District to Make Changes
Fort Worth ISD student test scores have been consistently lagging behind other large Texas school districts.
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Dallas City Manager Travels to Leftist Event on Taxpayers’ Dime
Interim City Manager Kimberly Tolbert spent $3,000 on a four-day trip to attend a “progressive” forum.
Carroll ISD Secures Preliminary Injunction on Biden Administration’s Title IX Rewrite
The district will not be forced to enact the new Biden administration rules.
Attorneys Argue Palo Pinto County’s Political Signage Restrictions Went Too Far
The three-judge panel appeared sympathetic to plaintiffs’ argument that the county’s political signage rules violate the First Amendment.
Losing Lawmaker Sues Creator of Opposition Website
State Rep. Frederick Frazier claims FireFrazier.com published defamatory statements that “impaired” his re-election campaign.
Carroll ISD’s Lawsuit Against Biden Administration’s Title IX Rewrite Gets First Hearing
Carroll ISD’s attorneys argue the U.S. Department of Education would be improperly redefining the concept of a student’s biological sex to include gender ideology.
Tarrant County College Appears to Continue Ethnicity-Based Hiring Practices
Internal documents show that the college emphasized hiring more Hispanic employees.
Citizen Control: Johnson County’s Appraisal Board Revolution
Concerned taxpayers in Johnson County are set to control 100 percent of the Central Appraisal District board of directors.
Illegal Alien Suspect in Irving Chick-fil-A Double Homicide Admitted He Snuck Into US
37-year-old El Salvador national Oved Bernardo Mendoza Argueta was reportedly identified to police by his wife.
Fort Worth ISD Approves Working With Controversial Girls Inc.
The district will use $105,000 from its general fund to pay Girls Inc. of Tarrant County for its after-school support services.
Fort Worth Uses Taxpayer Dollars for LGBT Event
The event celebrating sexual identities was held on city property and included paying an LGBT group for a musical performance.
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Woke Pastor Works with Mansfield ISD to Pass Anti-School Choice Resolution
Reverend Katie Hays is also a part of the anti-school choice group Pastors for Texas Children.
Grand Prairie Teacher Gets 15 Years in Prison for Sex Crimes Against Student
Matthew Ramos taught middle school at the all-girls Young Women’s Leadership Academy at Arnold.
Citizen Group Defends Keller ISD Against ACLU Attacks
Citizens Defending Freedom dismisses the ACLU’s Title IX discrimination complaint as intimidation and “blatant fundraising.”
Prosper ISD Taxpayers Debate Priciest High School Stadium in Texas
The $94 million stadium is part of Prosper ISD’s $2.8 billion school bond package.
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Switches to Republican Party
Before being elected as mayor in 2019, Johnson previously served a decade in the Texas House of Representatives as a Democrat.
Texas Church to Fund Out-of-state Travel for Child Gender Mutilation
The Fort Worth Galileo Church has created a nonprofit raising money to pay for out-of-state travel for gender-destructive surgeries and hormones for gender dysphoric children.
Fort Worth ISD Reportedly Wants Fewer White Employees
The “secret and rogue” Racial Equity Committee and the Executive Director of Strategic Recruitment are allegedly leading the charge in hiring less white employees.
Protestors Oppose Dallas Church’s ‘Drag Sunday’ Service
The Cathedral of Hope invited multiple drag queens to celebrate and bless them.
Tarrant County GOP Supports Phelan Censure
A proposed censure of State Rep. Craig Goldman failed to pass.
Fort Worth ISD Says They’ve Discontinued ‘Inclusivity’ Training for Music Teachers
The training used during the 2022-2023 school year instructed music teachers on how to create an “inclusive” classroom environment for gender-confused students.