Tarrant reports most COVID-19 patients in 2 months; positivity rate highest since May 1
Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1 hr ago Stefan Stevenson, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Jul. 6 Tarrant County reported three COVID-19 deaths and 67 new cases on Tuesday.
The latest pandemic-related deaths include a Bedford woman in her 60s, and a Fort Worth man and woman older than 90. All three had underlying health conditions, according to officials.
County officials did not report COVID data the previous three days because of the Fourth of July holiday.
The county has reported 263,757 COVID-19 cases, including 3,580 deaths and an estimated 258,119 recoveries.
COVID-19 hospitalizations
Hospitalized COVID patients increased by 24 to 174. It s the most reported since 179 on May 10. The pandemic high was 1,528 on Jan. 6.
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Harmony Public Schools announces compensation increases for all teachers, team members
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The compensation increases start at $4,000 annually, with some employees receiving up to an additional $7,500.
TEXAS – The Harmony Public Schools Executive Board unanimously approved a systemwide compensation increase for its 4,000+ teachers and team members across Texas.
Harmony teachers and other education professionals will receive between $4,000-$7,500 per year in additional compensation beginning the 2021-22 school year for a total annual system investment of roughly $15 million.
“The obstacles our schools have overcome the past two years have shown the profound impact that highly-qualified, highly-dedicated teachers can have on positive student outcomes,” Harmony CEO Fatih Ay said. “Opportunities like this are just one way we are showing our appreciation for all that our team members have contributed the past two years and for all the hard work still to come.”