Veterans At UT Arlington Studying And Being Studied
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.
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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.
Residents are fuming over Allen ISD's decision to house more than 100 school buses in a new service center at Watters Road and Bossy Boots Drive, saying the move will reduce property values by up to 10 percent and introduce health risks into the area.
The company has more than 100 complaints on file with the Better Business Bureau.
A former Plano ISD kindergarten teacher has been sentenced to 62 years in prison for sexual misconduct with students.
Even after the Plano ISD School Board voted to approve a change to its controversial feeder system, parents still carried on their feud outside the board meeting.
A North Texas educator has been tabbed as the state's best teacher.
There are health concerns in the Keller ISD after an employee at Florence Elementary School was diagnosed with a MRSA infection.
Students who had tested positive for the non-contagious form of tuberculosis in the Ennis ISD are able to return to classes on Monday morning.
Some parents thought it was a joke when a school district said that students would take a preliminary college entrance exam in a hockey arena.
A college outreach program known as University Crossroads has been active in North Texas high schools for years. Now, the group is moving into a new home on Dallas' Maple Avenue—making it easier for students to find them and find the help they need to navigate the college maze.
Hundreds of Arlington school kids will be getting free eyeglasses. A program called Kids Vision for Life began Thursday at Beth Anderson Elementary.