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Ask the Superintendent: BISD Addresses AI, Enrollment and Changes to ROAR

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By Erika Harris Verified, Aaron Barnhill
| KFDM-TV (Beaumont, TX) Verified
Beaumont ISD Superintendent Sandi Massey says the district is taking a cautious approach to artificial intelligence while also working to strengthen classroom instruction and expand opportunities for community involvement as the new school year gets underway. In a conversation with Erika Harris, Massey said the district does not plan to introduce AI lessons for students during the first semester.
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Rao’s Bakery celebrates 85 years of business

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By Aaron Barnhill
| KFDM-TV (Beaumont, TX) Verified
A longtime Beaumont business celebrated a sweet milestone Wednesday as Rao’s Bakery marked 85 years of serving Southeast Texas. To commemorate the anniversary, the bakery offered cookies, cupcakes, muffins and coffee for 85 cents each. The promotion drew first-time visitors and longtime customers who have supported the business through generations. Rao’s history dates to the Magnolia Refinery, now ExxonMobil, where founder Johnny Rao began making pastries in the company cafeteria.
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POLL: Are current CDL rules strict enough to keep unsafe commercial drivers off the road?

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By Aaron Barnhill
| KFDM-TV (Beaumont, TX) Verified
A KFDM story about an 18-wheeler driver arrested for DWI after a crash in Lumberton is raising questions about public safety and how closely commercial drivers are monitored. In Texas, a commercial driver license is considered a professional license for people operating large commercial vehicles, and the Texas Department of Public Safety says it shows a driver has been trained, tested and qualified to safely operate those vehicles.
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