Education

Gender-affirming care can be life-saving for transgender people. Texas A&M will stop providing the care next month, despite opposition from some students.

Student homelessness isn’t going away. In fact, it’s getting worse according to some North Texas school districts.

Last year, STEMuli was down on its luck. This year, the local company is the winner of a global award for its use of artificial intelligence.

The American Civil Liberties Union warned the Mansfield Independent School District that the policy could result in legal action against the board.

Thanks to changes in Texas law, the state’s schools now hire more unlicensed new teachers than licensed ones.

The Princeton Independent School District could face litigation from the ACLU of Texas for canceling a Pride month event in the district.

An automated scoring engine built on language processing software now grades up to 75% of written answers to state tests.

Davis Elementary has been a vital resource for deaf children and their families, and some parents fear that a new location could bring unwelcome changes.

The partnership between Juliette Fowler Communities and Bezos Academy will last about ten years, serving hundreds of children.

Decreasing enrollment rates across North Texas are driving districts to close school campuses.

With only a week of the school year left, Mesquite ISD PTAs were instructed to spend their remaining funds and disband.

Frisco ISD and Carroll ISD are among the few Texas school districts that have responded to the conflicting Title IX instructions.

One North Texas professor believes police responses to other campus protests may be “encouraging” students to join a Pro-Palestinian movement.

Library books and censorship are among the hottest topics in education, especially when it comes to local elections.

U.S. News & World Report gives high marks for some Dallas public high schools in its latest study.

Students at UT Dallas and UT Arlington have staged demonstrations in support of Palestine this week, joining the nationwide trend of campus protests.

In indoor climbing gyms throughout Dallas-Fort Worth, kids with autism and other special needs are being included in an activity they might typically be excluded from.

You know: readin’ and writin’ and ‘rithmetic, taught to the tune of the hickory stick. No? Ask your granny.

House Bill 8 will help Texas community colleges assist more new students, but not all college systems are using the new funds the same way.

A district spokesperson said the reassignments will only impact a small percentage of staff and teachers.

Some school districts, including in Richardson, Irving, Plano and Fort Worth, lack millions of dollars and need higher enrollment, leaving difficult decisions to be made.

Nontraditional methods can give the visually impaired a feel for the upcoming solar eclipse.