Education

The AAUP’s report about Collin College cites three professors who alleged that the administration breached their First Amendment rights.

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Education has threatened Uvalde’s school district with legal action if it doesn’t lift its ban on a parent.

Since OpenAI launched the program last year, many internet users have turned to the artificial intelligence chatbot for help with assignments.

Just three days after the Allen massacre, police in several other North Texas cities have responded to threats of violence.

Although many students like the sound of four-day school weeks, some education advocates warn that they could do more harm than good.

Dallas ISD and several other North Texas districts are urging people to contact their state lawmakers to demand more funding for public schools.

For years, Collin College has been the epicenter of a First Amendment crisis, but these two board candidates are hoping to change that.

North Texas is experiencing a shortage of librarians as the culture wars continue to target certain books.

The University of North Texas is under fire from advocates who say that May’s commencement ceremonies are inaccessible to people with disabilities.

Should the Ten Commandments be required reading in all Texas classrooms?

On April 5, students from around the U.S. walked out of class to demand action.

In the midst of school shootings and Fentanyl-related deaths in North Texas, one North Texas school board candidate says porn is a bigger threat to students.

Fort Worth ISD’s recent pause on sex education lessons this school year shines new light on the controversial curriculum.

West Texas A&M University’s president has been hit with a lawsuit after refusing to reinstate a student organization’s drag show.

A free speech group has put West Texas A&M University, which recently canceled a student drag show, on notice.

The parents of a special needs elementary school student have battled for years with Carroll ISD over how to best provide their son the education he legally deserves.

A Keller ISD mom claims that state Rep. Nate Schatzline shared her home address in a tweet, putting her family at risk.

The controversy comes after activists led the school to change the title of a building named after eugenicist E. E. Davis.

As the Texas GOP is pushing for school vouchers, Democrats are demanding greater investment in the state’s public schools and teachers.

Buckle your seat belts: The anti-DEI crusade in Texas is starting to gain traction.

Mesquite ISD joins the growing list of Texas school districts considering moving to a four-day school week.

Librarians are apparently next up on Texas conservatives’ chopping block.