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A major overhaul would eliminate hundreds of federal requirements for the program that provides free early education to low-income families. North Texas advocates say they aren't sure the state can fill those gaps.
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From new rules governing how districts investigate teacher misconduct to declining enrollment, each North Texas school districts faces it's own unique challenges.
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The state has released its first in-depth look at who is signing up for the state's new billion-dollar initiative.
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The expansion of the district's free pre-K program could fill more seats, and will pay off academically, said Assistant Superintendent Debbie Ramos.
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More than 1,100 educators left positions, including 279 veteran teachers with a decade or longer in Fort Worth ISD.
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The University of North Texas will roll out its new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence this fall, joining a growing list of higher education institutions to offer the degree.
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On Friday through Sunday, some types of clothing, backpacks and other school supplies priced at $100 or less qualify for a sales tax exemption.
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The Museum School of East Dallas is one of four new Texas charter schools opening this semester. Some Dallas ISD families worry it is dividing a close-knit community by drawing away funding, students, and teachers.
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This is the second Texas university system sued over teaching restrictions in recent weeks.
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Freelance environmental writer Michael Smith lays out programs in North Texas that are working to get kids outdoors.
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As preseason football workouts kicked off Monday, schools in the Houston area and across the state were required to measure the wet bulb globe temperature and adjust their practices accordingly.
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The parents of an 8-year-old in Plano ISD’s Brinker Elementary have sued her former teacher, the school's principal and the district for $1 million over her alleged sexual abuse. The suit says officials knew of but failed to address other accusations against Paul Campbell.
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Miguel Solis, president of Commit Partnership, has some tips for parents as the new school year approaches.
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Judge Mark Pittman wrote FWISD did not adversely affect Shayma Alzubi’s employment and that the district acted against threats.