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White Settlement ISD says school leaders, city officials and electric providers are evaluating the situation and working throughout the evening to ensure Brewer Middle School reopens Thursday.
Garland High School football player Hunter Merriman received a big surprise when, in front of his classmates, he was announced as this month's winner of a $1,000 college scholarship.
Who needs algebra? That question, muttered by many a frustrated student over the years, has become a vigorous debate among American educators, sparked by a provocative new book.
The Texas comptroller has terminated an oil and gas industry-funded organization responsible for overseeing the protection of a rare lizard in West Texas.
Some of the brightest high school students from across North Texas and around the world are taking part in a major robotics competition in Irving.
It takes a village. And Charity Mason, a senior at Dallas' Carter High School-- has needed one—and so much more. She was one of six Carter students awarded full academic scholarships today to Texas Christian University.
A fraternity at a North Texas university has been suspended from campus for a minimum of five years. The national office for Lambda Chi Alpha suspended operations of its Southern Methodist University chapter on March 14.
School has been canceled this week in a Southeast Texas town inundated by flooding after early-March storms.
Denton Independent School District teacher Kelly Hauser is at it again. The sixth grade teacher has just released her latest video creation, "Test Shop."
On Thursday, McKinney residents packed a school board meeting where the stadium was approved.
A grand jury in Collin County has chosen not to indict a former Melissa High School teacher. Officials with the Collin County Sheriff's Office said there will be no formal charges against Darrell Glenn Whitten.
A custodian at a middle school in McKinney has been injured in a fire involving cleaning equipment.
In Austin today, First Lady Michelle Obama used her platform at the South by Southwest Music Festival to help 62-million adolescent girls around the world.
The bill would require each school board to establish guidelines on how religion is taught in school and to make teaching plans available to the public.
When one of the country's largest for-profit college companies failed in 2014, the Education Department faced a choice. It could shut down the college, incurring a $1 billion loss to taxpayers and sending students scrambling, or it could find someone to take the school off its hands.