Abrom “was an integral part of our district and made significant contributions to our organization during his time with us,” said Nicole L. Malinoski, who is acting as substitute superintendent.

Vaping is a problem everywhere: in city schools, in the suburbs and in rural towns, an analysis shows. Children and teens have easy access to vaping products and get hooked on the nicotine or marijuana they contain.

Four North Texas schools were highlighted as examples of what some campuses are already doing to transform the student experience.

The report, published by Common Sense Media, reveals that 97% of 11- to 17-year-olds use their phones during school hours, despite the varying cellphone policies that are in place in schools across the country.