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Several North Texas school districts have announced closures for Monday and Tuesday due to severe weather forecasts. FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth will provide updates on affected schools and conditions. Stay tuned.
On3 reveals the top 20 highest-paid high school football coaches in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, spotlighting the leaders behind Texas’s most competitive programs. Salaries reflect expertise, success, and local passion for the game.
A Muslim university in Texas has been ordered to shut down for allegedly offering degree programs without state approval, raising concerns over regulatory compliance and academic oversight, authorities reported.
The average U.S. school building dates back to the end of the Vietnam War, highlighting aging infrastructure challenges. Many schools face urgent needs for modernization to support today’s educational demands, reports Education Week.
James Bozman, a respected Dallas community member, passed away in 2018 at age 80. Known for his local contributions and family devotion, Bozman’s legacy is remembered fondly in Dallas News’ obituary.
Dallas College marks six decades of growth and innovation, evolving from a single campus in 1965 to a leading multi-campus institution offering diverse programs to thousands of students across North Texas.
A Jonsson School professor at The University of Texas at Dallas has been honored with a prestigious Professional Leadership Award, recognizing outstanding contributions to their field and commitment to academic excellence.
Texas primary election results are in, revealing key winners and setting the stage for critical May runoffs. FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth breaks down the top races and candidates to watch moving forward.
Texas American Muslim University in Dallas has been ordered to close by the Higher Education Coordinating Board, citing regulatory non-compliance. The decision impacts students and faculty amid ongoing reviews.
Gov. Abbott launches a statewide effort to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas high schools, aiming to promote conservative values among students, CBS News reports. The initiative seeks increased youth political engagement.
The Texas State Board has ordered a Muslim university in Dallas to shut down, citing regulatory violations. The decision has sparked debate over educational oversight and religious freedom. More details to follow.
In Dallas schools, concern grew after a diagnosed Ebola case in 2014. Officials and parents faced uncertainty as measures were taken to prevent potential exposure and ensure student safety amid growing fears.
Business Insider reveals its list of the 50 most elite boarding schools in the US, highlighting institutions known for rigorous academics, prestigious alumni, and exceptional facilities that shape future leaders.
Texas public schools lost 75,000 students this year despite the state’s rapid population growth. The decline highlights shifting demographics and enrollment challenges amid ongoing expansion.
“No Mexicans Allowed: School Segregation in the Southwest” exposes the harsh realities of racial segregation faced by Latino students in the mid-20th century, revealing a history of discrimination that shaped educational inequality in the region.
Wharton dominates the 2026 Poets&Quants B-School Research Rankings once again, reinforcing its status as a top research powerhouse in business education. The school leads across multiple key metrics.
A heavy police presence near North Dallas High School was triggered by a swatting call, Dallas ISD confirmed. Authorities responded swiftly, ensuring student safety before declaring the threat a hoax.
Capital One plans to reopen all U.S. offices by September 6, embracing a fully hybrid work model. The move marks a shift toward flexible in-person and remote work, starting with its Dallas locations.
Dallas College launches a pioneering Bitcoin mining training and certification program, equipping students with cutting-edge skills for the blockchain industry. This initiative positions the college as a leader in crypto education.
Dallas ISD highlights women’s achievements through school names, honoring impactful female leaders. This move celebrates history and inspires students across the district with powerful role models.