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The U.S. Department of Labor will host an educational seminar for agricultural employers, workers, and stakeholders. The event aims to enhance compliance and workplace safety in the industry.
Rolando Blackman reflects on the deep disappointment of the 1980 U.S. Olympic boycott, a moment that denied him and fellow athletes a global stage. The NBA star recalls the lasting impact on his career and dreams.
Several U.S. schools have canceled class pictures following online claims linking Jeffrey Epstein to their institutions. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth reports that schools aim to address safety concerns amid rising social media rumors.
USA Today’s recent study ranks the top 25 Texas schools for athletes, highlighting programs that excel in training, facilities, and competitive success. These schools lead the state in developing top athletic talent.
A federal judge ruled that Texas cannot mandate public schools to display the Ten Commandments in classrooms, citing constitutional concerns over religious endorsement in education, according to The Guardian.
Corporal punishment remains a controversial issue in Southern schools, sparking debate over its fairness and effectiveness. Critics argue it perpetuates injustice, calling for urgent policy reforms.
Ursuline Academy of Dallas ranks among top private high schools, praised by U.S. News & World Report for academic excellence, strong college readiness, and a supportive learning environment for young women.
DFW schools and universities face chaos as hackers breach popular classroom software, disrupting end-of-year testing. Educators rush to secure systems and reschedule exams to protect student data. (WFAA)
U.S. News & World Report has released its 2026 rankings for the best business schools. The report highlights top programs nationwide, emphasizing innovation, faculty excellence, and career outcomes for MBA candidates.
Nearly 100,000 Texas students will receive school vouchers in the program’s first year, marking a significant expansion in school choice options in the state. The initiative aims to empower families with more educational flexibility.
Police report a shooting at a shopping center outside Dallas left 2 dead and 3 injured. Authorities are investigating the motive and searching for suspects. The community remains on alert as the investigation continues.
A federal judge has extended the application deadline for Texas Education Freedom Accounts, allowing more families extra time to apply. The decision aims to increase access to the program, offering greater educational choice.
Former Dallas Cowboy Russell Maryland is actively addressing racism in his children’s Texas school district. He is working with officials to promote equity and inclusivity, aiming to create a safer environment for all students.
Six Texas school districts have earned spots among the top 20 in the U.S., highlighting the state’s commitment to education excellence, according to CW33.com. These rankings reflect strong academic performance and community support.
Margaret Spellings served as President and CEO of Texas 2036 from 2019 to 2023. During her tenure, she focused on strategic initiatives aimed at Texas’ long-term economic and educational growth.
The Texas House held a moment of silence to honor the victims of the Dallas school shooting, reflecting the state’s grief and resolve as investigations continue. Lawmakers emphasized the need for action to prevent future tragedies.
A teen suspect has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault following a mass shooting at a Dallas school. Authorities are investigating the motive as the community seeks answers. More updates to follow.
The Pew Research Center reports that Indian Americans are one of the fastest-growing and most educated Asian American groups, with high household incomes and significant contributions to tech, healthcare, and academia in the U.S.
A 15-year-old student in Texas opened fire on a teacher at a high school before taking his own life. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident. No further details have been released.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledges $1 million to expand Turning Point USA chapters in Texas schools, aiming to boost conservative student activism statewide, reports the Houston Chronicle.