In one classroom in Richardson ISD STAAR test reviews are anything but boring. Students are mastering their science skills thanks to the ‘Schramaverse.’
Millsap ISD superintendent resigns after arrest tied to abuse case involving autistic student.
Fort Worth ISD plan puts coaches in classrooms, aims to boost literacy and shift $27M to instruction.
HEB ISD high schoolers are taking on a real-life architecture assignment, redesign a doughnut shop into a coffee shop.
School districts around the metro area are paying teachers significantly different amounts. First-year teachers in one district are making more than ten-year teachers in another.
High school students at Uplift Heights Healthcare Institute got hands-on lessons on how doctors deal with blood clots and strokes on their way to careers in healthcare
Students turned down full scholarships at Dallas’ top private schools, for P-TECH, at Thomas Jefferson High School.
The pushback on Keller ISD’s proposal to split the district in two heated up again as students at various middle and high schools walked out of class Friday.
About two years ago, Fort Worth ISD adopted a new way of teaching reading and now elementary school students are learning to sharpen those skills by studying Shakespeare.
With low reading scores in Fort Worth ISD, experts say there’s no quick fix. The district is looking at new strategies, but real change takes time.
For two days, students at Thomas Jefferson High School set aside math and science and practiced talking, communicating and interviewing for a job.
Fort Worth ISD unveils a detailed plan to boost literacy after past goals fell short. The district focuses on staffing, parent involvement, and new curriculum.
Keller ISD’s proposed split of the school district to save money is put on hold for now after a heated and contentious meeting Thursday night.
Parents in Fort Worth are speaking out about a possible plan to cut Keller ISD in two — leaving the district smaller and more affluent.
The snow is taking a little longer to melt in Gainesville just north of DFW. They got another round of heavy flakes overnight. and as Wayne Carter shows us, the kids are certainly enjoying it.
While some districts have already canceled classes for Thursday, others are waiting to assess road conditions and ensure safety for students, staff, and drivers. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter has more on the school closing protocol.
Teachers say making sure students see real-life examples of how they can use math, helps them buy into lesson plans.
