Bill Zeeble is a reporter for KERA News, Denton Media Company, and has also been featured in the Fort Worth Report. With a focus on local news in Texas, particularly in the Dallas area, Bill covers a wide range of topics including education, legal cases, and social issues. His reporting aims to provide in-depth coverage and insights into the stories that impact the community.
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Bill Zeeble's coverage primarily focuses on local education and legal policy within Texas, particularly the Dallas area. His articles cover topics such as school policies, discrimination, government announcements in education, and employment issues in schools.
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Grand Prairie ISD wants its suspended superintendent’s lawsuit against the district to be moved to federal court.
The Texas State Board of Education today gave final approval to a controversial new elementary curriculum that features numerous Biblical references, from stories about King Solomon to Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount.
By: Bill Zeeble
Dallas ISD Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde, seen here speaking to reporters on the first day of school in August 2024, told KERA the fight against vouchers is over. "Right now our priority must be getting school funding. I'm not going to relive Groundhog Day."
By: Bill Zeeble
Education Savings Accounts were a top focus for Gov. Greg Abbott in the 2023 session and four special sessions.
Instead of fighting school vouchers, some Texas school districts are expected to demand the very same accountability measures mandated for public schools.
Grand Prairie Superintendent Jorge Arredondo sued the district after he was placed on paid administrative leave in September. His restraining order against the district was voided when GPISD requested to move the case to federal court, leaving the board free to discuss his employment.
Monday night’s 5-2 school board vote ends Jorge Arredondo’s brief tenure as Grand Prairie superintendent. Allegations and an investigation into alleged policy violations – all still undisclosed – led to the vote and Arredondo’s ongoing lawsuit against the district.
By: Bill Zeeble
Allegations of policy violations led to Arredondo's paid suspension in September after two months on the job in Grand Prairie. He then sued the district and trustees, alleging he had been denied the chance to defend himself against their claims.
Five elementary schools are slated to close next year in Lewisville ISD. The school board is scheduled to take action on Monday.
By: Bill Zeeble
A $60 million gift from the O'Donnell Foundation will go to Dallas College and the nonprofit Commit Partnership to support students.
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