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The University of North Texas will roll out its new Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence this fall, joining a growing list of higher education institutions to offer the degree.
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On Friday through Sunday, some types of clothing, backpacks and other school supplies priced at $100 or less qualify for a sales tax exemption.
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As preseason football workouts kicked off Monday, schools in the Houston area and across the state were required to measure the wet bulb globe temperature and adjust their practices accordingly.
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The parents of an 8-year-old in Plano ISD’s Brinker Elementary have sued her former teacher, the school's principal and the district for $1 million over her alleged sexual abuse. The suit says officials knew of but failed to address other accusations against Paul Campbell.
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Miguel Solis, president of Commit Partnership, has some tips for parents as the new school year approaches.
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Judge Mark Pittman wrote FWISD did not adversely affect Shayma Alzubi’s employment and that the district acted against threats.
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Experts say it’s the toughest job market in years for new college graduates. However, North Texas may be an easier place for finding work than other parts of the country and state.
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Former longtime Plano ISD elementary teacher Paul Campbell, charged earlier this month with continuous sexual abuse of a child, now faces additional accusations.
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Texas may expand use of the Classical Learning Test despite a new report finding less evidence its scores predict college success than the SAT or ACT.
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Court filings say FWISD found Shayma Alzubi’s social media posts did not violate district policy or Texas law.
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The FWISD board also approved an exemption capping uncertified teachers and requiring all educators to be certified by 2029-30.
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College borrowers in default have ballooned to a national record 9.2 million – up by 4.2 million since April 2025. In Texas, 878,000 are in default, the most of any state.
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The agreement keeps Molinar in an advisory role with no administrative authority until her July 31 resignation.
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The Irving school board Monday voted 6-1 to put a $952 million package on the ballot in the Nov. 3 election. Broken into three propositions, the bond would rebuild schools, upgrade technology and construct three high school multi-purpose facilities