North Texas H.S. Determined To Enroll Every Senior In College
The senior class at Haltom High School is working on something no other senior class has done before, at this campus.
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The senior class at Haltom High School is working on something no other senior class has done before, at this campus.
In a flash, a North Texas school bus filled with students was on fire. For the first time Wednesday night, those students share the frightening moments before they were able to escape.
The University of Texas at Austin is missing about 100 brains — about half of the specimens the university had in a collection of brains preserved in jars of formaldehyde.
A new study raises questions about how safe it is for teenagers to play high school football.
Sen. Lamar Alexander, the Tennessee Republican who is the incoming chairman of the Senate committee overseeing education, says his top education priority is fixing the landmark Bush-era law.
One of the suspects in a Hurst child pornography case could be moved to another jail on Monday. Ricardo Lugo is one of two men who were arrested in connection with this case.
State Auditor John Keel is criticizing an economic development program run by Texas school districts, saying they're being passive about checking whether companies actually are creating high-paying jobs as promised.
The lengths that two suspected child predators in Hurst would go to are hard for adults to fathom. Which is why when it comes to talking with their kids about predators it's hard for some parents to know what to say.
Texas' school board approved new history textbooks Friday for use across the nation's second-largest state, but only after defeating six and seeing a top publisher withdraw a seventh
Police in Hurst said that two men worked as a team at an elementary school, luring children into child pornography. Officials are now looking for victims in this case.
A Texas panel is again attempting to approve new history and social studies textbooks for use in classrooms across America's second largest state.
There are new bombshells in a developing story that has some North Texas parents nervous. A Fort Worth man has allegedly admitted to sexually abusing more than 100 children, between the ages of seven and 14-years-old.
A 17-year-old posing as a 6th grader in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District has been arrested for possession of child pornography.
CBS 11 News talked exclusively with a DeSoto teenager who suffered head trauma and had his jaw knocked out of alignment. What's disturbing is, he says he suffered the injuries while battling bullies at school.
You'd like to envision Fort Worth students hopscotching their way to school, but some children are playing a balancing game that their parents wish they weren't.