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Virginia school board to pay $575K to a teacher fired for refusing to use trans student's pronouns
An advocacy group says a Virginia school board has agreed to pay $575,000 in a settlement to a former high school teacher who was fired after he refused to use a transgender student’s pronouns.
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Celebrate National Pancake Day
We celebrate National Pancake Day with Selwyn School by making delicious and nutritious banana pancakes!
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Fort Worth ISD superintendent voluntarily resigns after performance concerns from board members
After questions into their leadership and demands for better performance, Fort Worth ISD board members are meeting to discuss their top leader’s contract. They’re raising questions as to whether Superintendent Angelica Ramsey’s job is on the line. Education reporter Wayne Carter has more.
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Dallas ISD prepares students for successful careers
The Career Institutes of Dallas ISD Neighborhood Schools help provide a plan that leads to success in the career that your student chooses.
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Fort Worth ISD Superintendent resigns after board members debate contract in private session
Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Angelica Ramsey’s performance is under the microscope as the community demands change in the district.
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Fort Worth school board meets to decide on future of superintendent
The Fort Worth school board is meeting to consider the contract for embattled Superintendent Angelica Ramsey. She’s been in the hot seat over the district’s lackluster performance. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter is at the board meeting.
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Latest effort to block school ratings cracks Texas districts' once-united front
Opponents question rating’s accuracy in measuring performance, supporters argue crucial role for parents.
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Faith leaders call for peace and protection for students in wake of school violence threats
A plea for peace in DeSoto following threats of school violence. The threats began after a high school senior was killed earlier this month. NBC 5’s Meredith Yeomans has more on the plea from pastors and new plans to protect students.
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Community leaders pledge action following school threats
With a rash of school threats popping up across North Texas, law enforcement, district leaders, and community members are coming together to take action.
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Law enforcement, school districts, community members come together over rash of school threats
With the rash of school threats in North Texas, law enforcement, school district leaders and community members are coming together to take action. NBC 5’s Candace Sweat reports on the efforts to make schools safe for students.
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North Texas school districts make changes following online threats
North Texas schools are increasing security and cancelling football games in an abundance of caution after recent online threats. NBC 5’s Larry Collins tells us more.
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North Texas school districts deal with online threats
Local school districts across North Texas have been busy handling concerns over online threats. Police say none of the threats are credible and seems to be a trend happening across the state. NBC 5’s Vince Sims has more and how one district with a direct threat is handling these situations.
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North Texas school districts react to online threats this week
School districts across North Texas are on high alert Wednesday after online threats forced some to cancel class and football games. Police said the threats are not credible, but they’re part of a growing trend on social media that districts said they are taking seriously. “Here in the last several days, we have received several dozens of hoax reports...
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Online threats force North Texas schools to cancel classes, football games
DeSoto ISD has canceled football games after online threats caused concern, but it is not the only school district dealing with these issues. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us more.
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Public hearings happening now in Austin over ‘Bible-inspired' lesson proposal for public schools
The proposal is supposed to focus on instructional updates in the classroom for kindergarten through 5th graders but some of the materials worked into it have raised some eyebrows
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Bible-inspired lessons could enter Texas classrooms if state accepts new proposal
NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us about the potential Bible-infused curriculum in Texas schools.
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Why school spirt matters
Varsity Brands shares how school spirt can build character, foster community, and cultivate life skills.
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UPDATE: Parents view video of Dallas ISD preschooler left alone on school bus for hours
Parents of a Dallas ISD preschooler say they’re traumatized and want answers on how their 4-year-old daughter was left alone on a school bus for hours.
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Parents want answers after 4-year-old left on school bus
The parents of a Dallas ISD preschooler say they’re horrified and want answers after their 4-year-old daughter was left alone on a hot school bus for hours, instead of arriving at school. The child ended up miles away, unattended in 95-degree heat. Her parents now sharing their story with NBC 5’s David Goins in a story you’ll see only on...
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North Texas families needed to host foreign exchange students as deadline approaches
The nonprofit Education, Travel, & Culture says 40 students are waiting to be matched with host families, with a deadline fast approaching.
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Carroll ISD, Dallas ISD investigate unrelated school safety incidents
Investigations are underway on Monday after safety threats at two different North Texas school districts.