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A program to study the recent increase in earthquakes in Texas is getting underway. The TexNet Seismic Monitoring Program is being overseen by the University of Texas and bankrolled with $4.5 million.
The dean of Virginia Tech's College of Engineering has been named sole finalist to become president of the University of Texas at Dallas.
A rise in the number of Texas students who forgo vaccinations is troubling public health officials and runs contrary to efforts in California and elsewhere to ensure students get immunized.
Hebron High School and Hebron 9th Grade Campus principals sent a letter to parents on Friday.
Mathematicians at the University of Central Missouri have discovered a prime number that is so large that it would take about 6,000 pages of paper to print, the school announced Thursday.
A teacher from the Rockwall ISD is out of jail Thursday after he was arrested and accused of sexually assaulting a teenager. James Smith turned himself in to detectives late Wednesday night.
The vote will impact both the 2016-17 and 2017-18 school years. Stakeholders will be presented with Calendar Option A and Calendar Option B for both school years.
Dallas ISD board member says there are too many charter schools in her neighborhood.
The Chief Epidemiologist with Collin County Health Care Services has confirmed a case of measles at Schell Elementary.
Police in Irving arrested a young man early Monday who allegedly broke into a school building. Authorities were called to Farine Elementary School at around 1:30 a.m.
Trustees of the largest school district in Texas have decided that four campuses with Confederate names will get new monikers.
An Irving Independent School District math teacher has resigned, after video of a fight inside of his classroom went viral.
Wyatt Reeves is one of only 11 students in Texas to receive such an honor and only 300 in the country.
Kids whose report cards perhaps weren't what they were hoping or what their parents were expecting will have a hard time pretending they weren't distributed yet.
Even though fewer U.S. teens are smoking, secondhand smoke remains a big problem for them, a government study found. Nearly half of non-smoking kids encountered secondhand tobacco smoke in 2013.