Wichita Falls School Buses Damaged By Golf Club
Vandals using rocks, bricks and a golf club have damaged six North Texas school buses but repairs should be done in time for next week's start of classes.
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Vandals using rocks, bricks and a golf club have damaged six North Texas school buses but repairs should be done in time for next week's start of classes.
Many parents this week will be dropping their children off for their first year of college. But for one North Texas family, the momentous event is five times as special.
A 16-year-old boy from El Salvador living in Dallas says he's getting a better education here than in El Salvador for several reasons.
A federal court has determined that the Irving Independent School District denies Hispanic residents an equal opportunity to vote and elect candidates of their choice.
The Dallas Independent School has fired six teachers after they gave students answers to questions on a state required test.
A former teacher at Hurst Junior High is accused of having sex with students.
With just 12 days remaining before classes begin in Dallas, the school district is scrambling to hire as many as 100 teachers.
A grand jury has indicted a former Denton high school journalism teacher on two counts of producing child pornography.
More than a dozen El Rio Grande supermarkets will host a back to school fair with free supplies for students.
A cost-saving measure has been scrapped at Dallas County Schools after big concerns about student safety.
The Keller ISD school board approved a plan Tuesday night to add a nearly $170 million bond to its November ballot
Duncanville ISD board members voted 4-2 to make changes to a controversial dress code, which led to some suspensions last spring at Duncanville High School.
Some of the dress code requirements that caused a student protest which led to several student suspensions at Duncaville High School last year have been relaxed.
Monday will mark the first day of practice for high school football teams across north Texas. They are welcoming the return of a Texas tradition, but they're stuck with the heat.
Two teachers, plus one consumer guru, and four North Texas stores add up to seven tips to help you save on back to school shopping.