1 student shot, 1 person in custody following shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School
The shooting happened inside a classroom and was targeted, stemming from a dispute, reports J.D. Miles.
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The shooting happened inside a classroom and was targeted, stemming from a dispute, reports J.D. Miles.
The school district also says the student didn't respond to school that day.
A Molina High School student is recovering after he was shot in the leg Wednesday morning.
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Heather Houston's 8th grade astronomy students at Jesus Moroles Expressive Arts Vanguard school have become experts on the subject.
Another North Texas organization has received funding from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott.
There's an old school in southern Dallas' Highland Hills area with a new name.
On Nov. 10, world champion sprinter and Dallas native Sha'Carri Richardson was back at the track where her career got its start.
Richardson is an alumna of Carter High School.
The hacker organization, Play, has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Preston Bell and his grateful family joined Raquel Radford-Baker and her daughter at the game.
"Miss Rocky," as the kids call her, is serious about safety. "They're all my babies, every last one of them."
Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga's family's spokesperson says they were notified Thursday about the search, but that they have not received confirmation on the identification of the remains.
It has been two weeks since Jennifer Mendez Olascoaga vanished after dropping a friend off at home in Seagoville on Sept. 27. But new information suggests that she made a later stop in Dallas.
Olascoaga was last seen at the Creekside mobile home park in Seagoville on the evening of Sept. 27.
"I have an uncle who plays football," 17-year-old Jacqueline Aguilar shared. "He played for Kansas and he's the one supporting me. And he was like, 'Oh, you have to do this.'"
Several North Texas school districts, including Dallas, Fort Worth and Prosper ISDs joined the lawsuit.
In 2019, the school and its facilities suffered major damage after a tornado ripped through Dallas.
School leaders say they're getting back to the basics and giving teachers more time to teach, rather than focusing so much on the STAAR.
"No more practicing the practice test," DISD Superintendent Stephanie Elizalde said.
Christian Sampson is focused on his bright future despite everything that has happened in the past, but he promises to return to DFW one day as a champion of hope for others.
Of Dallas ISD's 140,000 students, about 20% don't have access to high-speed internet.
Christian Sampson spent six months bouncing from shelter to shelter, even spending some time on the streets, after a fallout with his family.
"They can track the bus without having to call and ask," said Jamie Sandoval, the district's executive director of student transportation services.
The district says heading into the new school year, they've received 8,000 applications—a record for them.
