Dallas ISD Campaign Encourages Students To Report Suspicious Behavior
Dallas ISD partnered with Herrera, along with representatives from the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI to emphasize a "See Say Do Something" campaign for students.
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Dallas ISD partnered with Herrera, along with representatives from the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI to emphasize a "See Say Do Something" campaign for students.
In the wake of the deadly shooting at Santa Fe High School, some school districts across Texas are evaluating/increasing security on their campuses.
During summer break, studies show that kids lose more than 25 percent of what they have learned during the school year. Experts said that the summer should include time for studies.
Santa Fe High School had conducted active shooter drills and armed police officers patrolled the halls, but authorities continue to keep police response details close after the deadliest public school shooting in Texas history.
Law enforcement sources told CBS News that the shooter is 17-year-old Dimitrios Pagourtzis.
Libraries have offered summer reading programs for decades. But now, the programs involve so much more than just books, from free robotics classes to games of quidditch.
Thousands of teachers are set to hit the streets of North Carolina's capital on Wednesday, determined to force a political showdown over wages and funding priorities for public school classrooms.
Billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates saw an opportunity with a new federal education law that has widespread repercussions for American classrooms.
Keeping kids busy during the summer is a delicate balancing act. You want to give them a break, but you also want to keep them active and occupied. Short summer camps are a good option.
CBS 11 News meteorologist Jeff Jamison joined a group of students from Prestwick STEM Academy as they learned about gravity and air resistance at iFly, an indoor skydiving facility.
A lawsuit alleges Texas A&M University hid a student's comment about dog research in a campus lab being "torture" from its half-million Facebook followers.
JPMorgan Chase is donating $3 million to help prepare Dallas County students for high demand careers.
The academic misconduct finding and failing grade are still in effect for the students involved, while some were also placed on academic probation.
Fifth graders at the Momentous Institute in Oak Cliff wore antlers to greet a former Dallas Cowboys great Daryl Johnston today.
Summer break is fast approaching, and that means freedom for North Texas children. But parents will want to make sure that their kids are still learning and staying active.