Lauren Rangel is a Reporter at Fox 7 Austin. She covers a wide range of topics, including education, culture, and society, with a particular focus on public education, school districts, and STEM education. Lauren's work has been featured in Fox 5 (WNYW-TV New York), Yahoo News, KTBC-TV (Austin, TX), and Spectrum News.
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Lauren Rangel's articles predominantly focus on local news and events within Texas, particularly Austin. Her coverage heavily emphasizes family & relationships and government & politics, highlighting local community issues and government announcements.
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The families Spectrum News spoke with said the same thing: public school just wasn’t the right fit.
By: Lauren Rangel
Over 2,200 cases of measles spread across the country last year, including 762 in Texas.
According to a public school advocacy group called Our Schools, Our Democracy, at least 140 campuses have announced a closure since the 2024-25 school year.
By: Lauren Rangel
Dallas ISD welcomed students to 13 of its elementary schools and seven middle schools on Tuesday.
Districts say it helps counter enrollment loss and fit the needs of students post pandemic.
The state will give $400 for tutoring to students who did not meet grade level requirements in the third grade STAAR exam.
After vanishing from the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge over 10 years ago, a team launched a project to bring the population back.
Students at Dallas ISD’s Victor Hextor Elementary were greeted by a mariachi band before walking into a brand new campus.
By: Lauren Rangel
According to the state, over 2,700 schools signed up to accept these funds, and there are a few public school districts that are eligible to enroll.
By: Lauren Rangel
The state launched education savings accounts this spring, giving families up to about $10,000 to attend private school, $30,000 for children with disabilities and $2,000 for homeschool.
