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Mesquite ISD cuts its 2026–27 budget by at least $24 million to close a gap between revenue, staffing and enrollment.
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Lake Worth ISD chief Mark Ramirez says he’s disappointed not to be a candidate for the job he now holds as Texas takes control of the district.
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At the end of this semester, Dove and Bransford elementary schools will close, despite parents' and students' urging to keep them open.
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Millions of dollars in debt with declining enrollment over several years, GCISD leaders are set to vote Wednesday night whether to close Bransford and Dove elementary schools to save money, despite complaints from parents.
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Frisco ISD’s enrollment soared by the thousands yearly. Now the rise has stopped, and the student population’s even falling, like in many North Texas districts.
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The Collin County program only accepts "open-minded" first-time offenders with an eligible case and an attorney. Court records show 12 have been accepted and two more have pending applications.
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In April, Arlington ISD trustees were told that a declining birth rate and charter schools are pushing the district’s enrollment to fall under 50,000 students by 2032.
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Mansfield ISD this week began taking applications for out-of-district students. It joins other districts like Grand Prairie and Frisco competing for nearby students — and the funding that comes with them.
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Texas Tech University System Chancellor Brandon Creighton has released the system’s standards for discussing race and gender in the classroom.
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The Fort Worth university launched the Center for Educator Excellence to prepare, recruit and retain educators.
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Caleb Elliot, 26, was federally indicted last month on eight counts of production and attempted production of child pornography.
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The Grapevine-Colleyville School District has narrowed its review of elementary campuses for possible closure to two — Dove and Bransford.
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The meeting happened days before Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick pledged $1 million to help establish chapters of the conservative student group on every Texas college and high school campus.
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Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Superintendent Brad Schnautz resigned on Friday to accept a new job leading a regional Education Service Center. The school district will start the process of looking for new leadership as it navigates two school closures and a budget deficit.