Education

Texas school districts are prepped to hang Ten Commandment posters. Now, a federal judge has blocked their display in 11 districts, including Plano.

A court ruling upheld the right to drag performances on public university campuses. So, what’s UNT waiting for?

New study reveals out-of-district buyers pay the nation’s highest premium for homes that feed into the district.

Thankfully, the Cowboys are not the only game in town.

Projections show that 30% fewer foreign students could enroll in U.S. classes, which amounts to millions of tuition dollars lost.

The pandemic, inflation, and even AI affect the cost of sending kids back to school today.

Generation Hope has arrived in Dallas to mentor students and keep a generation of young women from being left out.

The big-money universities are set to win even bigger now, but UNT, UTA and others are still ready to play.

Over 200 teachers gathered in Dallas to protest the ‘dismantling’ of the Department of Education and school vouchers in Texas.

Teacher pay in Dallas has increased by thousands, but local teachers’ pay is still well below the national average.

The teacher pay increase Abbott has been bragging about is the other half of the package that included school vouchers.

As many as 1.7 million children in Texas experience food insecurity. When schools break for summer, many kids go without.

Schools will now be able to handle students who bring e-cigarette devices to campus on a case-by-case basis.

A significant dropoff in international students at Texas universities could be detrimental to a multibillion-dollar industry.

Four Plano ISD schools are being closed as students must leave their neighborhoods and familiar faces for new locations.

High school students from Frisco and beyond have joined forces to lobby for legislation to protect their First Amendment rights.

Education-related bills have been among the most controversial topics of this session. Here is where some of them stand now.

Undercover videos have spurred the Senate hopeful’s recent investigations into local districts.

In reinstating student loan repayments, the Trump administration has threatened to send defaulters to collections.

The ratings, based on data from 2023, are the first full evaluations districts have received since the COVID-19 pandemic.

College students across Texas are now erasing their social media out of fear of deportation.

The largest school district in North Texas also has a graduation rate below the state average.