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Texas Standard For July 31, 2020
Ready for the new school year? Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton offers guidance about school reopenings, but it’s not enough for some school administrators across the Lone Star State – what they’re asking for. And: Could local police academies be scrapped? Are they a natural place to trim city budgets? We check in with one of Texas’ top police academy experts. Also: What expulsions under Title 42 Expulsions means – our report from Mexico City. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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