DISD Students & Staff 'Band Against Bullying'
Monday marks the first day of "Band Against Bullying Week" in the Dallas Independent School District.
Watch CBS News
Monday marks the first day of "Band Against Bullying Week" in the Dallas Independent School District.
When it comes to education, the Republican field of presidential candidates has a unified stance: Get the federal government out of schools.
About two dozen wide-eyed four and five year olds filed off of a school bus Thursday on an important field trip. They were taking their first visit to the library, by way of a program that organizers hope will promote literacy.
When Joe Paterno, the ousted Penn State football coach, was confronted with a possible case of child rape, he notified his bosses rather than call police. That was all Pennsylvania law required him to do, yet in most other states the failure to call could be a crime.
Joe Paterno, the winningest coach in college football history, was fired on Wednesday, sending students into the streets to support the coach.
The parents of a student who was 13 years old when a male teacher began a sexual affair with her have sued a private school in Dallas.
Sharp divisions on the Fort Worth ISD Board of Education could be a factor in the search for a new superintendent. But one superintendent search panel member said the discord could turn out to be a positive factor.
A new survey says sexual harassment is an epidemic that's pervasive in America's middle schools and high schools.
Imagine going to bed at night being able to move your arms and legs, then waking up paralyzed the next day. This happened to one Plano teen.
What could be more exciting than racing a scale version of a Formula One racer? What about starting by designing it from scratch.
As Brian Reddin looks over notes on the campus of the University of Texas at Arlington he will be the first to tell you he is not your typical student.
Universities are now required to offer additional tools to help students and their families estimate the cost associated with an education.
Texas students exceeded their peers in math. Scores have been improving steadily over the past two decades. Reading is a different story.
It's becoming a growing trend in public schools, gender-specific campuses. Fort Worth ISD has approved an all-boys school for next year. But the plan is not fully supported in Stop Six, the very neighborhood that's set to house the school.
A University of North Texas student is in New York City preparing to compete in the fifth annual LG U.S. National Texting Championship. Sarah Wood is one of just 12 other "texters" competing.