DISD Summer School Teaching Shortage
Summer school is in session for DISD students, but some are asking, "Where are the teachers?"
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Summer school is in session for DISD students, but some are asking, "Where are the teachers?"
Kids Notes, an educational program by the Garland Symphony Orchestra, gives kids a chance to get close with musical instruments.
Summer has just begun, but Mayor Mike Rawlings is already gearing up for the next school year.
Dallas ISD announced on Tuesday that Chief of Communications Rebecca Rodriguez has resigned her position effective immediately.
The Keller school district may be shifting gears after the results of a survey revealed residents think they need to boost some areas of course instruction.
A new cologne hits the market later this summer that's touted to smell like Aggie spirit.
Two Dallas Independent School District sources told CBS 11 that their Communications Chief, Rebecca Rodriguez, resigned Monday.
Good news for some military veterans… as a part of the College Credit for Heroes (CCH) program, service to your country can now translate into college credit hours.
Despite its booming economy and ballooning population, Texas remains one of the 10 worst states in America to be a kid, according to a report released Monday.
A state workforce training initiative for military veterans is being expanded from four to 10 colleges and universities.
A handful of senators struggled Thursday to hold together a bipartisan deal to keep student loan rates from doubling on July 1 while their colleagues traded political barbs with little more than a week to go before the deadline.
Police in Irving are offering safety and self-defense classes to young girls, to teach them about scary situations and how to survive in the face of danger.
A North Texas school district has apologized to a high-school valedictorian whose microphone was switched off during a graduation ceremony when he deviated from prepared remarks.
Several Dallas Independent School District leaders are on their way out, while others are getting new positions.
According to officials with teacher association groups that represent the 10,000 Dallas ISD teachers, an estimated 1700 teachers have either tendered resignations, retirement notifications, or received contract non-renewal notification from the district.