School Sets Record With Souper Bowl For Caring Drive
They know what it's like to be champions in sports and the students of Coppell High School have also earned top honors when it comes to caring for others.
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They know what it's like to be champions in sports and the students of Coppell High School have also earned top honors when it comes to caring for others.
McKinney North High School no longer has doors at the entrance of their bathrooms.
An all-white elected school board in Irving voted Thursday to change the election process to give minorities a better chance of serving on the school board.
The Dallas School District is getting a dismal look at its financial future, and parents and teachers aren't happy.
Dallas ISD Board President Lew Blackburn could be the next person from the district to be heading east.
U.S. District Judge Royal Furgeson Jr. has been named founding dean of the University of North Texas law school in Dallas.
A new government report on binge drinking has some news you may find surprising. When polled, college-age drinkers said they average nine drinks each time they get drunk.
If one Dallas Independent School District (DISD) board member has his way students will move to a year-round school schedule. The idea comes from new DISD board member Mike Morath.
A student in the Forney ISD was honored by the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office for helping authorities locate a missing special needs child last month.
A Keller middle school teacher has turned himself over to police after being accused of having an improper relationship with a student.
The school day was disrupted for students and staff at Rangel Women's Leadership High School near Fair Park in Dallas after complaints headaches and nausea -- possibly from a carbon monoxide leak.
Senate Bill 1107 went into effective January 1, 2012 and requires all new, transfer and returning college students, under the age of 30, to have documentation proving they've received the bacterial meningitis vaccination.
Nearly 85 percent of students in the Irving Independent School District are minorities, and yet every elected school board member is white. Many parents say the equation doesn't add up.
The kids are enjoying their new toys, but those fun games can serve as education tools as well, even the ones that were not made with learning in mind.
A new state law requires all college students to show proof that they are vaccinated against bacterial meningitis. A local nurse practitioner explains the law.