UTA Sees Big Increase In Nursing Enrollment
The University of Texas-Arlington hit a record enrollment this semester, much of which includes the College of Nursing. Its enrollment has nearly quadrupled over the last four years.
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The University of Texas-Arlington hit a record enrollment this semester, much of which includes the College of Nursing. Its enrollment has nearly quadrupled over the last four years.
School board officials with the Dallas Independent School District will discuss making some major changes to their campus security plans.
Jeb Bush says that when it comes to overhauling public education: "You've got to go big or go home."
Officials with the USPS will be on hand at a Dallas high school to unveil the new Rosa Parks Forever Stamp. The unveiling is part of an event, open to the public, which will include a salute to Parks, speeches, a dramatic presentation and songs.
Students at Highland Park High School will be welcomed with a few changes on Wednesday, after a series of bomb threats forced school officials to close the campus early on Tuesday.
Texas lawmakers are working on a proposal to tie higher education funding to completion rates at state universities.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush is among the experts from other states set to address the Texas Senate Education Committee at a meeting on Wednesday.
Gov. Rick Perry says he supports taking a hard look at the 15 standardized tests Texas high school students are currently required to take for graduation.
A southeast Texas school board will take public comment on its decision to bar high school cheerleaders from displaying religious messages on banners at sporting events.
A young exchange student aspiring to be a flight attendant after graduation recently got to experience the American Airlines training center, getting her closer to her goal.
A school board in southeast Texas is taking public comments on a court ordered halt to its ban on high school cheerleaders displaying religious-themed messages on banners.
Watching through special goggles attached to a high-tech simulator, high school senior Tyera Breeze had what would be an important experience. "This is life-changing," she said.
Parents wanting to transfer their kids to a different school in the Arlington Independent School District began camping out at school headquarters today.
More than 2,000 teachers, students, parents and school administrators from around Texas are rallying at the state Capitol to demand the restoration of $5.4 billion in public education cuts the Legislature approved in 2011.
It was a night spent bundled up in blankets, cramped together on cardboard, and sleeping outside in the cold. That's what more than one hundred 7th and 8th grade students from All Saints Episcopal School did for a project called "Project Empathy."