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Better test scores, better attendance and fewer students showing up late to class -- it could all happen, if high schools would just make one change.
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Better test scores, better attendance and fewer students showing up late to class -- it could all happen, if high schools would just make one change.
Some students in the Carroll Independent School District on Thursday will have their school day interrupted thanks to the West Nile Virus.
The Stars are heating up for another new season. The team's training camp begins Thursday and, for the first time, it will be held in Fort Worth. And you can check it out for free!
Dallas Independent School Superintendent Mike Miles says he plans to remain in his job, despite calls for him to resign.
Police in Arlington are investigating an alleged sexual assault. The incident took place at about 11:30 p.m. on Saturday night at the University of Texas at Arlington campus.
A science experiment involving chemicals sent one Frisco middle school student to the hospital.
Dozens of Dallas students had been getting picked up by taxis, vans and even private cars. But that changed Monday morning, as the yellow school buses were back on duty.
Vans, taxis and shuttles will no longer take many Dallas students to class
Hundreds of people are expected to pay their respects to a North Texas teenager who was killed this past week.
New signs brought sighs of relief from some Dallas Independent School District parents today, as changes were made to car services that transport more than two thousand students to school.
Students at Guyer High School in Denton plan to wear blue clothing and wristbands with the number 33 to class on Tuesday, to honor a classmate who died over the weekend.
Is your teenage Daughter dressing over her age?
The plan that uses contracted van and taxi drivers to take Dallas Independent School District students to class instead of picking them up in school buses is apparently now being reconsidered.
A state audit has found that the Texas Education Agency is unable to detect widespread cheating on the state's school accountability system, according to a published report.
Furious parents met with Dallas Independent School District leaders in two schools Thursday evening to vent concerns about the use of private taxis, vans, and limos to transport students to school.