Dallas ISD On The Ready To Vaccinate Students For COVID-19
One more step to go before it is official. Pfizer COVID vaccines could soon be administered to children as young as 12 in North Texas.
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One more step to go before it is official. Pfizer COVID vaccines could soon be administered to children as young as 12 in North Texas.
We celebrate "Teacher Appreciation Week" by recognizing local teachers who go above and beyond for their students like Faith Simon, who teaches biology at Polytechnic High School in the Fort Worth ISD.
Applauding third grade special education teacher, Candice Keller was the focus of the day at John Webb Elementary in Arlington ISD.
The Garland ISD is making an offer to North Texas families that it never has before. It's giving students the opportunity to enroll in the district -- even if they don't live within its boundaries.
It would require the state's sixth grade social studies curriculum to include lessons on digital ethics, etiquette, and safety.
These one-time funds are intended to support a comprehensive learning recovery effort in Texas over the next three years.
"I can't see what the problem is. Over 40 states have already figured out how to get this funding to our school children," says Denton ISD Supt. Jamie Wilson.
The nonprofit founded by HEB Chairman Charles Butt is an educational leadership institute that supports student achievement, by first helping districts grow great leaders-- from central staff to principals.
In a statement, Greenville ISD said it accepted the teacher's resignation, effective immediately, after the image provoked "outrage in the community."
Globe Life Field in Arlington had more than 3,500 people in attendance to hear how nearly 1,000 seniors plan to continue life after high school.
The Frisco Independent School District plans to offer permanent, full-time virtual learning to students starting in the 2021-22 school year.
They want action and are asking the U.S. Department of Education to step in.
Aledo ISD said it learned of an incident with students from the Daniel Ninth Grade Campus involving racial harassment and cyberbullying several weeks ago.
In an effort to reach a wider audience, the district's mental health department is hosting t its first ever Mental Health Matters Symposium on Saturday, May 1.
After a challenging school year, area districts are navigating their way back to normal, but some are asking what normal should now look like.