MIT's Free Online Classes Can Lead To Degree
MIT has offered free online courses for the last four years with one major downside. They didn't count toward a degree. That's about to change.
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MIT has offered free online courses for the last four years with one major downside. They didn't count toward a degree. That's about to change.
October 7 is International Walk to School Day, and six Fort Worth elementary schools are observing the day with Walking School Buses.
Texas is finally phasing in higher standards to pass its standardized tests — but will do so more gradually then initially planned.
A year ago, critics of the Dallas school system complained about the suspension of too many students.
There was a crash involving a school bus in Kaufman County on Friday morning, just outside of Forney.
Some of the youngest students in Arlington ISD are on a new learning path this fall.
Science is coming soon to a neighborhood near you! The Perot Museum of Nature and Science unveiled its Tech Truck Thursday.
Five University of Alabama fraternity members, including one from North Texas, have been arrested in Tuscaloosa on charges of hazing.
The 50,000-student flagship campus of the University of Texas System hosted the first of two public forums Wednesday night to get input from advocates for gun rights and gun control.
They may not even be old enough to recite the alphabet yet, but a group of pre-school aged children in Keller have become sought after experts for toy testing.
Scurry-Rosser High School's well-loved coach Mark "Papa" Bachtel is still sidelined in the hospital, after being injured during last Friday's football game.
First lady Michelle Obama has some advice for teenage girls: Don't shy from being the smartest kid in the class. And never mind what the boys think.
The U.S. Department of Education has granted Texas a conditional waiver to avoid academic accountability standards under the No Child Left Behind law.
Elementary and middle school teachers in North Texas have a new educational tool this fall.
The U.S. Department of Education has again granted Texas a conditional waiver to avoid some academic accountability standards imposed by the federal No Child Left Behind law.