Bills Would Offer State Facility Funding For Charter Schools
Bills in the Texas House and Senate would authorize state facilities funding for charter schools.
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Bills in the Texas House and Senate would authorize state facilities funding for charter schools.
The Texas Education Agency has eliminated what advocates say amounted to a cap placed on special education enrollment.
Top House leaders have unveiled a bipartisan bill pumping $1.6 billion extra into Texas classrooms as part of an ambitious plan overhauling how Texas pays for public education.
Some Dallas Independent School District campuses will serve a free morning snack and lunch to students over Spring Break .The meals will be offered from Monday, March 13, through Thursday, March 16.
The Supreme Court is returning a transgender teen's case to a lower court without reaching a decision, leaving in limbo the issue of transgender rights in school settings.
Tonight, you can help a North Texas school raise money for a special family. Mansfield High School has been raising money all week for ALS sufferer Michael Romero -- the father of one of the students.
There have been 23 confirmed cases and nine suspected cases of the mumps at Cedar Hill High School. And all of the infected students and staff members have come down with the disease since February 9th.
Seventh-graders Alex Hibbert and Jaden Piner returned to middle school on Wednesday as stars of an Oscar-winning film. But the "Moonlight" actors still had to go back to basics with their drama classmates.
One Dallas County school is dealing with a major mumps outbreak.
Hommel Elementary School and Baxter Junior High School in Everman are two of 24 Texas schools federal officials will visit this week.
The system doesn't have an academic footprint in Houston, and William McRaven surprised many with a move to buy 300 acres to develop a data center.
Fort Worth ISD received $1-million check from Rainwater Foundation to support the academies.
The political battle over school buses in Dallas County took a hard turn today.
Police urged any other alleged victims to come forward but no one did.
Dozens of JROTC cadets on Tuesday took part in a field trip to one of Arlington's biggest employers. They took a tour of the General Motors assembly plant, and many of the cadets hope to one day work in that very same facility.