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Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett advocates dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, citing inefficiencies. She also addresses the rise of Dogecoin’s impact on U.S. financial markets in a recent CBS News interview.
We Are Teachers highlights 35 top education conferences for 2024-2025, offering educators invaluable opportunities for professional growth, networking, and innovation in teaching practices nationwide.
Dallas Baptist University ranks among the top regional universities in the West, according to U.S. News & World Report. The university is recognized for academic excellence, strong undergraduate teaching, and student engagement.
Santander Consumer USA Foundation has awarded a $150,000 grant to the Dallas Education Foundation, boosting support for Dallas ISD students’ educational programs and resources. This funding aims to enhance student success across the district.
Dozens of student visas were revoked in North Texas, impacting international students across the region. Authorities cited compliance issues, prompting concerns about academic continuity and immigration status.
Explore wildlife career opportunities with AZA, the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Find local zoo jobs near you, from animal care to conservation roles, and join a community dedicated to protecting wildlife worldwide.
Dallas Mavericks honor Black History Month by spotlighting Melvin Hunt, whose journey from teaching math to coaching NBA legends embodies dedication and mentorship. His impact shapes champions on and off the court.
International students are increasingly exploring education options beyond the U.S. due to rising costs, visa challenges, and growing opportunities in countries like Canada, Australia, and Germany, reshaping global study trends.
The Amgen Scholars Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center offers undergraduate students a hands-on research experience in biomedical sciences, fostering career development and graduate school preparation.
Poets & Quants reveals its 2025 rankings for the best online MBA programs in the U.S., highlighting top schools known for flexibility, faculty excellence, and career impact in digital education.
Texas lawmakers are considering easing restrictions on expelling young students, potentially weakening the current ban on removing the state’s littlest kids from school. The move sparks debate on education and discipline policies.
Snigdha Paul, a rising star on Team USA cricket, is making waves in high school softball. Her impressive skills on the pitch are seamlessly translating to the diamond, showcasing her versatile athletic talent.
Teachers express growing concern over students using AI tools for assignments, fearing academic dishonesty. Yet, many embrace the technology for lesson planning and grading, highlighting a complex relationship with AI in education.
Texas parents have called for the removal of 50 books from school libraries, citing concerns over content. The list, spotlighted by NBC News, fuels ongoing debates over educational materials and censorship in schools.
A Dallas family’s graduation trip took a distressing turn when ICE detained the parents, sparking an immigration ordeal. The incident raises concerns over enforcement tactics during personal travel, CBS News reports.
A deadly shooting at a Dallas ICE facility is under FBI investigation as a targeted attack. The medical examiner has identified the victim, as authorities work to determine the motive behind the violence.
The Dallas Education Collective will launch a series of community convenings on August 26 at the Moorland YMCA, aiming to foster dialogue and collaboration on local education initiatives.
A new report names Dallas home to the top three high schools in Texas, highlighting the city’s strong academic performance and commitment to education, as detailed by CBS News.
A Dallas rabbi was arrested on charges of alleged indecency with a child, authorities report. The case is under investigation as officials urge anyone with information to come forward. CBS News will provide updates.
Data reveals Dallas’ minority students face significantly fewer opportunities than their white peers, highlighting ongoing educational disparities and systemic challenges in the city’s schools, reports the Dallas Observer.