Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
Education Reporter at Denton Record-Chronicle
Education Reporter - public schools & higher ed. for the Denton Record-Chronicle. she/her. https://t.co/jBXnlQwe6H
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NCTC leaders are on alert for federal changes to higher education, keeping an eye on state lawmakers
1 month ago |
kdhnews.com | Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
North Central Texas College hasn't shared the hot seat with Texas universities over issues like diversity and censorship, issues that have attracted the ire of both federal and state elected leaders. But Chancellor G. Brent Wallace says the Gainesville-based community college is grappling with the same uncertainty that has whipsawed administrators at four-year colleges as Congress and statehouses reconsider the role and reach of higher education.
NCTC leaders are on alert for federal changes to higher education, keeping an eye on state lawmakers
1 month ago |
dentonrc.com | Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
North Central Texas College hasn't shared the hot seat with Texas universities over issues like diversity and censorship, issues that have attracted the ire of both federal and state elected leaders. But Chancellor G. Brent Wallace says the Gainesville-based community college is grappling with the same uncertainty that has whipsawed administrators at four-year colleges as Congress and statehouses reconsider the role and reach of higher education.
NCTC leaders are on alert for federal changes to higher education, keeping an eye on state lawmakers
1 month ago |
brenhambanner.com | Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
North Central Texas College hasn't shared the hot seat with Texas universities over issues like diversity and censorship, issues that have attracted the ire of both federal and state elected leaders. But Chancellor G. Brent Wallace says the Gainesville-based community college is grappling with the same uncertainty that has whipsawed administrators at four-year colleges as Congress and statehouses reconsider the role and reach of higher education.
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1 month ago |
dentonrc.com | Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
A Lewisville-based nonprofit is bucking an unhappy trend in North Texas and has announced that it plans to serve more hungry children in the region this summer. Gilbert Montez, CEO of Christian Community Action, said the nonprofit's Kids Eat Free program has sent a week's worth of frozen meals to the homes of 600 children in Denton County, Coppell and Frisco for years.
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1 month ago |
kdhnews.com | Lucinda Breeding-Gonzales
Denton ISD offered teaching jobs to 21 students studying education at the University of North Texas and Texas Woman's University. All 21 signed agreements to return to Denton ISD for the 2025-26 school year, although the contracts are contingent on each resident teacher finishing their degree and their certification requirements before school starts in the fall. LUCINDA BREEDING-GONZALES can be reached at 940-566-6877 and [email protected].
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LOL! Reminds me of my teen years. I'd be walking my dog and - SURPRISE! - the family cat would jump out of the bushes at us. Percy never "attacked" from the same yard twice, either.
A man installed a GPS tracker on his cat to track its route while he was walking his dog. To his surprise, the cat stealthily followed him and the dog for the entire walk. https://t.co/LyGAfw17Sc
If I don't drink at least 32 ounces of water an hour before a blood draw, the phlebotomist sticks the top of my hand. Solidarity to all the hard-to-stick folks!
Me: just to warn you, I’m a hard stick. Phlebotomist: oh I’m sure you’re fine. -several attempts later- Phlebotomist: you weren’t kidding! We’ll have to do this another day, just drink A LOT of water the day before. … I shouldn’t feel like I “won” this situation, but I do.
B4 the holidays, I wrote a story about Denton ISD saving $250K by changing a middle school's colors and mascot so that the campus wouldn't have to rip out perfectly good bleachers and change mascot imagery. Naturally, Facebook dude calls it "clandestine cancel culture."