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The Interabang Books co-owner got the idea for an inmate-judged literary prize from France
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The library at M.H. Moore Elementary in Fort Worth ISD was anything but quiet after lunch on a recent Monday.
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Fort Worth resident Maria Gonzalez knew her daughter’s grades were off.Gonzalez’s 8-year-old daughter, Citlalic, got perfect scores at school. Her teacher said she was doing great.
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Sip some coffee, eat some pastries, read books and build community at this new gathering of bookish North Texans.
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In “Do Hard Things,” Steve Magness hopes to redefine and expand what toughness and resilience mean – and how these ideas transfer to everyday life – and offers four pillars to achieve them.
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Some kids in Fort Worth are getting a little bonus with their haircuts -- a chance to read with their barbers. It's part of a new effort by the city's…
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Experts say teaching a child how to read at a young age can make a big difference later in life. Last week, Tarrant County education groups held a forum…
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In Fort Worth public schools, just three out of every 10 third graders are reading at grade level. That’s a problem the school district, city and business…
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Dallas’ Jubilee Park Community Center, which was featured in last year’s KERA series ‘Inside A Neighborhood,’ runs an after school and summer program for…
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A new initiative underway at Dallas’ Parkland Hospital is giving away free bilingual books to moms who’ve just given birth. The plan is to give away as…
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Only about one in three third graders are reading at grade level in Dallas County schools. And that can have big implications down the road since only one…