Sunnyvale ISD superintendent retiring from position to advocate for public schools
Doug Williams has guided the top-rated Sunnyvale district through explosive growth and the building of new schools. He says his retirement is a repurposing of his role to further advocate for public schools statewide.
Headstones vandalized at Sunnyvale cemetery
For 58 years, Theda Lewis has been visiting Long Creek Cemetery in Sunnyvale to spend time with her in-laws. Last Friday, she found damage to one of their headstones.
Virtual learning negatively impacted STAAR test scores, results show
Across the state, the failure rate for the reading portion of the STAAR test increased by 4% compared with 2019, and it was 16% higher on the math portion. Nearly 4 out of 10 students are not even close to being ready for the next grade. The biggest impact was felt by virtual learners.
North Texas educators hopeful vaccine could bring some normalcy to upcoming school year
With the news of the Pfizer vaccine being 100% effective among kids between 12 and 15, educators are hoping it will free more students to return to the classroom this fall.
North Texans without power and heat thankful for warming centers, friends, family
Churches, YMCA locations and rec centers were just some of the buildings being used to keep people warm and safe on Wednesday across the region.
North Texans try to cope as outages last for hours due to winter weather
Some North Texans are riding out the power outages at their homes, relying on fireplaces and just their blankets. Other have checked in at hotels or will go to municipal warming centers.