Judges hear arguments on Texas law that will regulate content of books distributed to public school
A panel of judges took a hard look at a new state law that regulates the content of books distributed to public school districts.
Godley ISD blames background check process for convicted prostitute serving on district committees
Godley ISD is explaining to parents how a convicted prostitute, actively advertising as an escort, became a committee member and parent volunteer in the district.
Convicted prostitute, current escort removed from Godley ISD groups, including council overseeing Sex-Ed
A woman tasked with helping decide sexual education curriculum in Godley ISD has been removed from multiple positions within the district because she's a convicted prostitute.
Keller ISD superintendent finalist named, would be first female superintendent in district history
Dr. Tracy Johnson is expected to become the first female superintendent in Keller ISD's 112-year history.
Kids test SMU math app at Dallas Zoo to help bring learning to life
Dozens of Dallas kids are spending part of their Thanksgiving break helping Southern Methodist University develop a new app aimed at inspiring kids to see math in their surroundings.
TCU increases tuition, now costs more than Harvard
Tuition at TCU has more than doubled since 2011.
Texas House rejects school vouchers
21 Republicans joined all House Democrats in supporting an amendment that took the education savings account provision out of House Bill 1.
Texas: The Issue Is - State Rep Gina Hinojosa on school choice vouchers
In this edition of Texas: The Issue Is, FOX 7 Austin's Rudy Koski speaks with Democratic State Rep. Gina Hinojosa, who in Special Session 3 and at the start of the current session filed her own school option bill.
From Taylor Swift to Rick Ross, pop culture courses are engaging new swath of law students
Law professors across the country are increasingly drawing on popular culture and celebrities to engage a new generation of students and contextualize complicated concepts in the real world.
School voucher stalemate forces historic fourth special session of Texas Legislature
"It might surprise a lot of people to hear me say this. I think it is absolutely unfair to just blame the Democrats," said State Rep. Brian Harrison (R-Waxahachie).
School voucher legislation likely to fail again in Texas House
Gov. Abbott has said he is not backing down on providing so-called “education freedom" for parents, but rural house Republicans and Democrats seem dug in on blocking vouchers.
Texas House members do not act on school voucher bill, fourth special session may be needed
It leaves an unclear future for Gov. Abbott's school voucher priority, which passed the Senate, but hasn't moved in the House.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott says there's been a breakthrough on school choice bill
After months of deadlock, Texas Governor Greg Abbott said there's a breakthrough on the school voucher controversy.
Mansfield ISD adds in AI gun detection technology to campus
It's more than a metal detection system. The new procedure for all Mansfield ISD high school students goes a step further, toward a secure campus.
Texas judge temporarily blocks TEA's revised school rating system
The decision comes after a group of more than 100 districts filed a lawsuit claiming the guidelines were released too late.
Texas judge temporarily blocks release of “unlawful" school accountability ratings
The ruling comes after dozens of school districts sued the Texas Education Agency, claiming the revised accountability system would hurt their ratings.
Actor Lou Diamond Phillips returns to UT Arlington to share knowledge with students
Actor and University of Texas at Arlington alumnus Lou Diamond Phillips returned to UTA to teach for a week-long teaching residency at the school's college of liberal arts.
Keller ISD student teacher charged with indecency with a child
A former Keller ISD employee has been charged with having an improper relationship with a student and indecency with a child with sexual contact.
Texas Senate gives approval to 'school choice' bill, but House members say they will block it
The Texas Senate gave preliminary approval, once again, to school funding bills that include education savings accounts, but there's no guarantee of a similar outcome in the Texas House.
Texas school choice bill: Democrats say vouchers 'take money from the poor to give to the rich'
Public school superintendents and Democrat state representatives held a news conference on Thursday to say that nothing can bring them to support education vouchers.