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A teenage suspect is in custody following a shooting rampage at a Dallas high school. Authorities confirmed multiple injuries, with emergency responders on the scene. An investigation is ongoing.
A suspect is in custody following a shooting at a Texas high school that left four people injured. Authorities are investigating the motive and continue to secure the scene. No fatalities have been reported.
A Southlake, Texas, teacher publicly opposed a new school policy, sparking controversy. The backlash was swift, ultimately derailing her teaching career, highlighting tensions over education reforms. – NBC News
A far-right, Christian cellphone company linked to evangelist called the shots in four Texas school board elections, raising concerns over religious influence and political agendas shaping local education.
The US art college network abruptly closed its remaining campuses, shocking students and faculty alike. The sudden shutdown leaves many uncertain about their futures and raises questions about the institution’s stability.
Two Dallas universities secured top spots in U.S. News’ 2025 national rankings, showcasing the city’s growing prominence in higher education. This recognition highlights their academic excellence and regional impact.
North Lake Campus, part of Dallas College, offers diverse programs and state-of-the-art facilities to support student success. It continues to expand its role in workforce development and community education in the Dallas area.
U.S. News & World Report’s latest map reveals the location of the top 100 public high schools across the nation, highlighting regional education hubs and trends in academic excellence.
A video shows a biker assaulting members of a conservative student group at UT Dallas. The incident has sparked concern and calls for increased campus safety measures, according to the Dallas Observer.
An interactive map by The 74 reveals stark disparities in U.S. school segregation, highlighting how race and class continue to shape educational inequities across the nation.
Inside the two-year battle to bring charges against school librarians in Granbury, Texas, NBC News uncovers the legal and community tensions surrounding censorship and educational rights.
A Texas teacher faces potential job loss after advocating for the display of gay pride symbols at her school. The case highlights ongoing tensions over LGBTQ+ rights in education. (NBC News)
U.S. News & World Report reveals the top MBA programs offering the greatest return on investment. Graduates from these elite B-schools enjoy higher salaries and strong career advancement, maximizing their tuition value.
Several people were injured in a shooting at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas, authorities confirmed. Emergency services responded swiftly, and an investigation is underway. No further details have been released.
The Dallas school district issued an apology after abruptly cutting off the valedictorian’s graduation speech, sparking outrage among students and parents. Officials cited time limits but acknowledged mishandling the situation.
East Texas A&M at Dallas faced Texas A&M University-Commerce in a tight contest Friday night. Both teams showcased strong defense, but Commerce edged out a late victory, highlighting their playoff ambitions.
High school students across North Texas staged walkouts to protest the recent immigration crackdown. Demonstrators called for justice and immigrant rights, highlighting community concerns amid escalating enforcement measures.
Texas’ 10 most expensive high school football stadiums showcase the state’s deep passion for the sport. WFAA highlights massive investments, with facilities rivaling college stadiums in capacity and amenities.
The U.S. Department of Education is instrumental in providing essential financial resources that empower Texas public schools to thrive. Through the distribution of federal grants and funding programs, the department supports districts statewide, with a particular focus on those serving economically disadvantaged populations. Programs such as Title I are designed to supplement state funding by targeting schools with a high concentration of low-income students, helping to close persistent funding gaps.
Dallas Independent School District’s TAG Magnet program, long celebrated for its academic rigor, has recently experienced a notable change in its standing within the U.S. News & World Report national rankings. Although the school demonstrated significant gains in critical areas such as standardized testing and graduation rates, it slipped from its previous top position. This development highlights the intensifying competition among elite public education programs nationwide and reflects evolving criteria in school evaluations.