Former Dallas County Schools President Sentenced To 3 Years Probation

Larry Duncan, the former president of now defunct bus transportation agency Dallas County Schools, will serve probation for tax evasion.

• Apr 9, 2019

McDonald's Offering Free Breakfast As STAAR Tests Kick-Off

McDonald's wants to help students get off to a strong start as they get ready to take the STAAR exam.

• Apr 9, 2019

Overdue Library Fees May Soon Be A Thing Of The Past In Dallas

The Dallas Public Libraries Director is asking the city council to eliminate fines for past due materials.

• Apr 9, 2019

Accused Santa Fe High School Shooter To Face Federal Charges

An attorney for an 18-year-old accused of fatally shooting 10 people at a Texas high school says federal prosecutors plan to file charges against the former student.

• Apr 8, 2019

Dallas ISD Puts Skyline High Teacher Accused Of Making Racist Comments On Administrative Leave

The teacher joined the Skyline staff in August 2018, DISD said.

• Apr 4, 2019

Denton ISD Mourns Passing Of High School Principal

Denton ISD is remembering the principal of Fred Moore High School, Marilyn Rabsatt, who died after a long battle with cancer.

• Apr 4, 2019

School District Leaders Head To Texas Capitol For Education Funding Vote in House

School district leaders from North Texas are headed to the Texas Capitol Wednesday as House members vote on one of the most anticipated pieces of legislation this year: school finance.

• Apr 2, 2019

PreK Enrollment Push Underway in Lancaster ISD: Planting Seeds of Success Early

Through an effort called the 'Experience', district staffers want to make the enrollment process for PreK classes quick and efficient.

• Apr 2, 2019

Texas Legislators Set To Debate School Finance And Property Tax Reform

If a school finance reform plan stays intact some North Texas school districts will be able to spend more money on students in the classroom.

• Apr 2, 2019

North Texas Universities Reviewing Admissions Practices In Wake Of National Bribery Scandal

SMU and TCU are among schools across the state reviewing admissions after a federal investigation broke up an admissions scheme last month.

• Apr 1, 2019

Classes Resume At Texas Schools After Fire At Chemical Plant

Students have returned to school in an area nearf Houston after a fire at a chemical plant prompted several days of canceled classes.

• Mar 25, 2019

Fort Worth ISD Begins Safe Routes To School Projects

New sidewalks and crosswalks are just some of the improvements coming to more than half dozen FWISD elementary schools.

• Mar 20, 2019

After Admissions Scandal Lawmaker Wants To Eliminate SAT

There is no serious talk in Texas at this time of banning the SAT.

• Mar 19, 2019

Another Student Robbery Reported In Oak Cliff

Extra security has been posted at a school in the Dallas Independent School District after reports that another student has been robbed.

• Mar 19, 2019

Dallas County Community College Bringing Mobile Food Pantry To Campuses

The Dallas County Community College District is tackling the problem of hunger among college students with a new mobile food pantry.

• Mar 19, 2019

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