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Six months into the DISD school year and the district has faced a number of challenges. The drive to push forward, better and stronger, is expected to be the focus of Friday's State of the District address.
"The students will come for the academics, but we also have our band program, and it has been wonderful. Working with young people keeps you young," Hill said.
First and second graders at Dallas ISD's Reagan Elementary School thought they were learning how to be safe. But little did they realize, they were about to be surprised.
Grand Saline ISD, located in Van Zandt County, announced Wednesday, schools will be closed Thursday, February 13 and Friday, February 14.
Two years after the passage of the STOP School Violence Act, only four North Texas districts have received any of the money.
When a Texas teen stepped in to grow his hair out, in case his sick sister needs a wig, things got complicated for him at school.
Police, schools and the FBI are teaming up to combat a rise in fake threats to schools in Tarrant County.
As the nation celebrates the achievements of African Americans, CBS 11 went to a place where hundreds of years of Black History -- American History -- is gathered and displayed under one roof.
Struggling to keep up with the rise in teen vaping, North Texas schools are fighting back with more tools and harsher discipline.
The homeless student population doubled in Texas between 2015 and 2018, increasing to more than 200,000.
Wednesday's winter weather isn't expected to seriously impact the Metroplex, so classes in most of the larger ISDs will have normal hours today.
The Dallas County Community College District has consolidated its seven colleges into a single institution in an effort to fix structural issues with the previous system that caused about 1,300 students to not receive their degrees.
Despite the fact that she never stepped foot in a school until the age of 17, Tara Westover's life now surrounds education.
A partnership between Cook Children's and school districts across North Texas has students seeing pediatric providers, and getting diagnosed, without ever leaving school.
During a meeting that ran until almost midnight, the Dallas ISD board decided to rebuild one school destroyed by tornadoes in October and renovate another.