Father-son duo graduates from UT Arlington with master's degrees
The two took many of the same courses, studied and collaborated. Now, they are ready to go further in the world of IT with an MBA under their belts.
Grapevine non-profit helps single mom overcome homelessness to earn college degree
The Gatehouse's newest program helps single moms facing crises or hardships get back on track to earn degrees for in-demand careers. Mother-of-three Shentia Simmons credits the program for helping her fulfill her dream of becoming a special education teacher.
Texas professors self-censor for fear of retaliation, survey found
At least a third of respondents at UT-Austin, UT-Dallas and Texas A&M said they’re not sure administrators at their universities protect free speech on campus.
Emotional reaction as Lewisville ISD closes 5 schools
Lewisville ISD's board of trustees voted to close five elementary schools next year. Parents and families in the area had an emotional reaction.
Lewisville ISD votes to close 5 elementary schools
The schools that will close are Owen Elementary, Creekside Elementary, Garden Ridge Elementary, Highland Village Elementary, and Polser STEM Academy.
Lewisville ISD votes to close 5 elementary schools
The Lewisville Independent School District’s board of trustees voted in favor of closing five elementary schools due to falling enrollment and budget problems.
Video captures chaos as Richardson ISD bus driver is attacked
Newly released video shows a man assaulting a Richardson ISD bus driver in front of a bus full of children.
Texas bill would put Ten Commandments in school classrooms
A bill filed in the Texas House would require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom.
50 North Texas teachers flagged in statewide test cheating scandal
The TEA is investigating a million-dollar teacher certification scheme tied to suspicious test-taking in Houston. The list includes 50 North Texas teachers across 21 districts.
Only 1 in 3 Dallas County young adults make a living wage: report
A new report says public education has to continue to change to give the next generation in the workforce a chance to make a living wage.
50 North Texas teachers flagged in statewide test cheating scandal
The TEA is investigating a million-dollar teacher certification scheme tied to suspicious test-taking in Houston. The list includes 50 North Texas teachers across 21 districts.
Ennis ISD classes canceled Thursday as city's water issues continue
Ennis ISD canceled classes for a fourth day in a row because of issues with the city’s water supply.
Teacher cheating scandal ring exposed: 50 NTX teachers
Educators across Texas have been exposed after being caught in a cheating scandal involving teacher certification exams. Over 50 North Texas teachers across 21 NTX districts were involved.
Grand Prairie ISD fires superintendent
The Grand Prairie Independent School District’s new superintendent has officially been fired just six months after he was hired.
Grand Prairie ISD fires superintendent without ever fully explaining why
The Grand Prairie Independent School District’s new superintendent has officially been fired just six months after he was hired.
Grand Prairie ISD superintendent Jorge Arredondo fired by school board
After a contentious battle, the Grand Prairie ISD school board voted to fire Superintendent Dr. Jorge Arredondo in a 5-2 vote.
Despite water restoration, Ennis ISD classes canceled Tuesday due to ongoing boil water notice
Water services for the city of Ennis have been restored for everyone, but the boil water notice remains in effect.
Kids say 88-year-old East Bay reading rock star has super powers
88-year-old Barbara Proctor, better known as G.G. (for Gorgeous Grandma) is a reading rock star to children throughout the East Bay.
UT-Arlington hosts campuswide Thanksgiving feast
Members of the University of Texas at Arlington community who are not able to make it home for the Thanksgiving holiday will be treated to an on-campus feast on Tuesday.
Texas bill looks to increase penalties for false threats against schools
A recently-filed bill in the Texas Legislature looks to crack down on the increase in false threats against schools.