Education

As COVID-19 cases rise, some Democratic lawmakers want to see schoolwide mask mandates and virtual learning options.

A former Collin College professor says she left after enduring years of racial harassment.

Dallas ISD teachers say last year’s COVID-19 challenges could inhibit learning in the upcoming semester.

The district said it wants to consolidate students at J.P. Starks and William Brown Miller Elementary because of low enrollment and have them sent to John Neely Bryan Elementary School.

Dallas neighborhoods are setting up plans for the future of their communities. Will the city listen to them?

Collin College’s board of trustees doesn’t want anyone to speak in “anger” at public meetings.

Dallas ISD may eliminate suspensions starting in the fall to help mitigate racial disparities.

A new interactive donation map shows where North Texans can drop off their old books.

The 1836 Project’s committee will also be tasked with ensuring “patriotic education” about Texas is provided to people at state parks, landmarks, monuments and museums.

In 1990, one Fort Worth high school attracted controversy after it moved to ditch its Confederate symbology.

This week, a North Texas valedictorian’s commencement speech went viral.

The American Association of University Professors announced on Tuesday it’s launching an investigation into Collin College.

Callisburg ISD is under fire after a racist video and photo emerged over the weekend.

Carroll and Allen ISDs have voted to lift districtwide mask mandates starting in the summer.

Collin College has sparked widespread criticism over its decision to terminate several female faculty members who criticized the school. Now, the fight is heating up again.

While many parents are grateful that districts are monitoring their kids’ search terms, privacy experts say it’s cause for concern.

The Collin College controversy has caught the attention of labor leaders nationwide.

State lawmakers and teachers’ advocates are calling for the end of STAAR testing.

A handful of teachers spoke out against Collin College over COVID-19 and free speech disputes. In response, the school fired several female professors.

Three terminated professors have attracted broad community support, but Collin County Judge Chris Hill lashed out about them in an email.

A Collin College history professor says she was fired in violation of her First Amendment rights.

On a quiz, a Palestinian-American student faced a question that labeled ‘many’ of her people supporters of terrorism.