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.
Given his focus on local educational institutions and legal matters related to them, Bill is likely to be most responsive to pitches from individuals with direct involvement or expertise in these areas. This could include educators, administrators, policymakers involved in educational regulations at a local level within Texas.
Pitches should specifically address how the proposed content would impact or relate to educational settings within Texas or Dallas. Providing insights into how specific school policies affect students' lives or addressing discrimination concerns within this geographic context may be of particular interest to him.
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By: Bill Zeeble, Justin Martin
Amid music from visiting high school band members, Pershing Elementary students entered the school with greetings also from Dallas Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde, who used the first day of school to call for more state education funding.
By: Bill Zeeble
After Carroll ISD declared an impasse in negotiations over trying to settle discrimination claims, a parent said the district wasn’t taking responsibility for failing to keep students safe.
Dallas ISD is among the district that have released their own score calculations after a lawsuit halted the Texas Education Agency from releasing statewide ratings.
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The Texas Education Agency is blocked for a second year from releasing school accountability ratings, but some districts are releasing their own calculations.
Dallas ISD's school board meets on Aug. 22, 2024, for the first time since the district revealed its own estimated letter grade scores for campuses and the district.
By: Bill Zeeble, Linus D. Wright
At least two North Texas school districts have addressed what they see as credible campus threats in the past week — less than a month into the new school year.
After about a decade of declining student numbers, Dallas ISD says its enrollment held steady this year.
By: Bill Zeeble
The state's second-largest teachers union is calling on lawmakers to increase pay, improve working conditions and end censorship and book bans. The demands are outlined in an Educator's Bill of Rights.
By: Nadya Faulx, Bill Zeeble
Grand Prairie Superintendent Jorge Arredondo was placed on paid administrative leave following a brief special school board meeting Wednesday night.
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