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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.
Across Dallas ISD on Monday, high schools launched an effort called, "Finish Strong," encouraging seniors to return to campus for the year's final quarter.
It's crunch time for seniors in Dallas ISD. Too many are in danger of not graduating -- and it's not all academic.
Putting students through a military-inspired program is a unique thing one Dallas ISD school is doing to improve behavior and grades.
So many school districts across the state experienced technical difficulties while trying to have students access or complete the online STAAR exam that the Texas Education Agency (TEA) has advised schools to suspend testing for April 6.
The COVID-19 pandemic won't put a pause on standardized testing this year. STAAR testing begins next week in school districts across the state.
Opponents of the Keller High School Indians say they hope it means the beginning of the end of their five-year fight for change.
During his State of the State address in February, the Governor named broadband access as an emergency item for the 87th legislative session.
Trustees voted in September 2019 to terminate the Carter-Riverside High School teacher who had used social media to ask that some of her students be deported.