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Christian conservatives are challenging the separation of church and state as debates intensify over religion in public schools. Courts and communities nationwide are grappling with how faith fits in education.
A Plano ISD teacher has been charged with new child sex abuse allegations, authorities report. The case raises concerns about student safety and ongoing investigations within the Texas school district.
Texas universities face potential loss of thousands of international students and millions in revenue due to recent visa restrictions and policy changes, raising concerns about the impact on campus diversity and local economies.
Tom Luce, a pivotal behind-the-scenes leader in Texas, has died at 86. Known for his influential role in shaping state policies, Luce’s legacy spans decades of public service and advocacy.
A recent Business Insider report ranks US states by their per-student public school spending, highlighting vast disparities. States at the low end allocate significantly less funding compared to those topping the list, affecting educational resources nationwide.
A Dallas immigrant from Congo, overcoming significant barriers, has graduated college, embodying resilience and hope. His journey highlights the challenges and triumphs of immigrant students in the U.S. — KERA News.
Ramsey Solutions highlights Texas’ top school districts, spotlighting excellence in education, strong community support, and student achievement. These districts set the standard for quality learning across the state.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas examines recent data, questioning if the opioid crisis has peaked in Texas and nationwide. Early signs suggest a potential plateau, but challenges in addiction and overdose rates persist.
The American Enterprise Institute highlights the Achilles’ heel of classical education: its lack of inclusivity and adaptation to modern needs, risking relevance in today’s diverse and evolving academic landscape.
The Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce in the U.S. has inaugurated a new office in Dallas and welcomed a new consul general, marking a significant step in strengthening Ukraine-U.S. business and diplomatic ties.
Twelve universities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have been recognized for their outstanding graduate programs in the 2026 U.S. News rankings, highlighting the region’s growing academic excellence, reports CultureMap Dallas.
WFAA unveils the latest ranking of Texas’ top universities, highlighting institutions excelling in academics, research, and student satisfaction. Explore which schools lead the Lone Star State in higher education.
A recent Education Week report reveals how U.S. teachers’ job satisfaction compares globally, highlighting key factors influencing morale and retention amid ongoing education challenges worldwide.
Lewisville ISD has approved its 2025-26 district improvement plan, focusing on enhanced academic programs, student support, and facility upgrades to boost educational outcomes across the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
The University of Texas at Austin has been ranked among U.S. News’ world top 100 universities, the only Texas school to achieve this prestigious distinction, highlighting its growing global reputation for academic excellence.
The Texas Education Agency announced that STAAR test results will be released in July and August. Students and parents in the Dallas-Fort Worth area can access scores online to track academic progress.
The Lewisville ISD board reviewed the proposed 2023-24 academic calendar, focusing on key dates and holidays to optimize the school year. Community feedback will influence the final schedule decision.
The UT Dallas Semiconductor Institute has launched a new scholarship to support engineering graduate students, aiming to foster innovation and advance semiconductor research within the academic community.
Thousands of students nationwide have been reported “missing” from school systems amid the COVID-19 pandemic, raising concerns about enrollment drops, attendance challenges, and learning gaps, ABC News reports.
Dallas ISD will require clear backpacks for all students in the 2023-24 school year to enhance security and streamline safety measures across campuses, officials announced.