Dallas Summer Program Focused On Aviation
A summer program in Dallas is encouraging kids to take flight, by teaching them about the wide world of aviation.
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A summer program in Dallas is encouraging kids to take flight, by teaching them about the wide world of aviation.
Darius McClinton-Hunter, son of Torii Hunter, has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the parents of several girls who accused him of sexual assault.
The Texas House has approved and sent to the Senate a bill reducing standardized testing for elementary and middle school students.
Weatherford High School was placed under "modified lockdown" on Tuesday as officials with the school and police looked into "some information" received by campus faculty.
A Texas House education panel plans to take up -- and could approve -- a key proposal to expand the number of charter schools allowed to operate in Texas.
Students drop out of high school for a lot of reasons. Now the Arlington ISD and City of Arlington have teamed up to tell dropouts "its never too late to learn."
Increased security measures go into effect on Monday in Keller ISD. The goal is to make police officers a more familiar face around the district's campuses.
Pink Hearts Funds is a ministry to help people affected by cancer or hair loss disorders. One of their main missions is to provide free wigs to patients who can't afford them. Students, parents and faculty at one school "ponied" up to help.
An $875 million spending bill that includes $500 million extra for public schools heads for a major vote in the Texas Legislature.
Our CBS 11 I-Team found some North Texas teachers may actually be teaching their students how to cheat.
Legendary comedian and actor Bill Cosby will be speaking to the class of 2013 at Paul Quinn College during the school's commencement ceremony on May 4.
There are more personnel changes happening in the DISD. Dr. Rene Barajas has resigned his position as chief financial officer to accept the position of deputy superintendent for the Garland ISD.
Top education leaders in the Texas House began discussing a major proposal late Tuesday to increase the number of charter schools allowed to operate statewide. The plan sailed through the Senate but may face a tougher road in the lower chamber.
The Texas House cast a shocking vote on Tuesday to dismantle the state lottery -- only to reverse itself after a few frantic hours.
A school in Dallas has been ranked number one in the nation by U.S. News & World Report for the second year in a row, based in part on how well it prepares students for college.