Keller School Warns Parents About Attempted Child Abduction
Some Keller students are going home today with a warning about stranger danger in their backpacks.
Watch CBS News
Some Keller students are going home today with a warning about stranger danger in their backpacks.
The Highland Park Independent School District has banned several books from its approved reading list after hundreds of complaints about controversial topics in the text.
Republican Gov. Rick Perry says Texas adequately funded public schools on his watch and still believes in offering in-state tuition rates to students who are living in the country without legal permission.
Friday the White House lunched the "It's On Us" campaign, aimed at changing the statistic that one in five women will experience an assault while on campus at the country's colleges and universities.
The Baylor University Student Senate has approved a resolution that would allow students and others who have concealed handgun permits to carry their guns on the Waco campus.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wants to turn more American high school students into well-paid techies — and even hire some of them to work at his social-media company.
Tarrant County College officials have opened a $20 million aviation learning center located at Alliance Airport in Fort Worth. More than 900 students are enrolled this semester.
Hundreds of Dallas ISD graduates have diplomas, but the Texas Education Agency is now reviewing an investigation that questions the validity of those diplomas.
Cameras mounted on school buses are intended to keep kids safe by catching drivers who break the law. Many North Texas buses are equipped with them, yet some cities aren't using them because it's illegal.
Texas may limit the sway of a new national Advanced Placement U.S. History course and exam amid arguments that they're rife with anti-American biases.
A Lake Dallas teenager and his family score a big come-from-behind victory.
The Texas Board of Education is in the process of deciding what your child could be learning in school next year and a battle is brewing over some of those textbooks in the state capitol.
Around Grand Prairie High School Lillian Skinner makes a point to say hello to everyone. Her laugh is infectious and her smile lights up a room. At the high school's homecoming game, it was Lillian's friends plotting a way to make her happy.
The Texas Department of Public Safety now says a school bus driver is to blame crash that hurt several Waxachachie students.
As Texas mulls new books for public school students, some academics are decrying lessons that they say exaggerate the influence of Christian values on our Founding Fathers.