Study Finds Day Care Rivaling College In Expenses
Millions of parents are feeling the pinch from child care. A new study finds that in 36 states the average annual cost of child care was higher than a year's tuition at a four year public college.
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Millions of parents are feeling the pinch from child care. A new study finds that in 36 states the average annual cost of child care was higher than a year's tuition at a four year public college.
Thirty-nine men in identical white uniforms bowed their heads, sang, laughed, clapped, cheered and prayed as they were formally installed Monday as the state's first class of seminarians behind prison walls.
The Dallas Independent School District's newly expanded pre-kindergarten program debuted Monday.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is set to speak at SMU in Dallas on Monday evening, as part of a lecture series.
The 15-year-old was jumped by two boys in the school cafeteria of O.D. Wyatt High School Thursday afternoon, police said.
Some parents are accusing an Arlington business of scaring people, across the country, into paying a high price to get help planning for college.
Officials with the Kaufman County Sheriff's Office are investigating claims of an improper relationship between a former high school teacher and a student.
A kindergartner's disappearance led to a frantic search that ended when the boy was found, but now his parents want to know how their son wound up at the wrong place to begin with.
A program to stop truancy in two North Texas school districts could be a moneymaker for some. Both Arlington and Mansfield are participating in the "You Earn, They Learn. Stop Truancy." program.
Summer vacation is over for millions of children in Texas. Classes resume Monday at public schools as districts deal with tighter budgets.
Budget cuts have led to a new bus system in the Keller ISD, where parents must now pay a hefty fee for their kids to ride a school bus.
It is a new era. Schools in the cities of Wilmer and Hutchins are reopening on Monday after being forced to shut down six years ago.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas is a little worried about what's going to happen on the first day of school across the state.
A new study is hoping to figure out why North Texas has such a high asthma rate among kids.
In one fast-growing Texas district, two new schools will sit empty this year because there's no money for teachers. Another district's cuts mean students who want to take the bus will have to pay $185 a semester for the ride. In yet another district, the bands won't travel to away football games.