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The world’s largest robotics championship returns to Dallas Thursday through May 3, showcasing cutting-edge technology and fierce competition. Teams from around the globe will compete at this premier STEM event.
U.S. News & World Report has released its annual rankings of the best high schools in America, highlighting top performers in academics, graduation rates, and college readiness across the nation.
The American College of Education and Dallas College have expanded their partnership to include a new Nurse Education Pathway, enhancing access to nursing programs and supporting workforce development.
The University of Texas at Dallas celebrates multiple graduate programs ranked among the nation’s best by U.S. News & World Report, highlighting strong academics and research excellence.
Dallas ISD, in partnership with SMU and Toyota, will launch a STEM-focused K-8 school in West Dallas, aiming to boost science and technology education for local students and prepare them for future careers.
Texas school districts are imposing widespread book bans, stirring debate over censorship and academic freedom. The Dallas Observer highlights key districts restricting certain titles, raising concerns among educators and parents.
USA Hockey introduces its new District Coaches-in-Chief, aiming to elevate grassroots development and coaching standards nationwide. Their expertise promises fresh strategies to grow the sport at every level.
The American College of Education and Dallas College have expanded their partnership with a new Nurse Education Pathway, enhancing training opportunities for aspiring nurses, as reported by The Arizona Republic.
Several U.S. cities are lowering education requirements for police recruits amid staffing shortages. Critics warn this may impact officer preparedness and community safety, sparking debate on recruitment standards.
North Texas campuses made notable appearances in the 2024 Best Colleges rankings by Dallas News, highlighting strong academic programs and student satisfaction. Regional universities continue to climb in national recognition.
Facing severe staff shortages, police departments are relaxing key hiring standards, including minimum education and physical fitness requirements. Experts warn this could jeopardize public safety and trust.
Several U.S. cities are reducing education requirements for police officers, aiming to address staffing shortages amid rising crime rates. Critics warn this may impact officer preparedness and community safety.
Several U.S. cities are reducing education requirements for police recruits to boost staffing amid nationwide officer shortages. Critics warn this may impact overall police quality and community trust.
A new report predicts Dallas-Fort Worth could become the largest metro area in the U.S. by 2100, outpacing current giants like New York and Los Angeles due to rapid population growth and economic expansion.
The George W. Bush Presidential Center showcases inspiring stories of Indian immigrants who journeyed from India to Indiana and Dallas, pursuing higher education and shaping their American dreams.
Sports Illustrated unveils the High School On SI Iowa All-State Baseball Teams, highlighting top talent across the state. Standout players earn recognition for outstanding season performances.
UT Southwestern Medical School earned top national rankings in research and primary care, according to U.S. News & World Report, highlighting its excellence in medical education and patient care.
Dallas-Fort Worth ranked as the 3rd fastest-growing U.S. metro in 2024, driven by strong job growth and an influx of residents, according to CultureMap Dallas. The region continues to attract businesses and families alike.
Dallas College launches new programs aimed at creating educational and career opportunities for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These initiatives focus on inclusivity and skill development to boost independence.
New America reveals a detailed district-by-district breakdown of the $6.2 billion the U.S. Department of Education has delayed distributing to schools, highlighting significant disparities in funding access nationwide.