About 10 years have passed since Abigail Milawski walked the hallways of St. Gregory Cathedral School in Tyler as a fifth-grader. Now as a col…
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When 10-year-old Dede, a fourth-grader at Tyler ISD’s Andy Woods Elementary, heard her name called over the intercom Wednesday morning along w…
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Dressed in elaborate costumes, a class of 47 fifth-graders stood as still as possible Wednesday morning to make history come to life for thems…
The academic achievement gap between black and white students has proven resistant to most educational policy changes. Some say that education…
BULLARD — The Panthers of Bullard and the Panthers of Van Alstyne put on a throughly entertaining game on Friday.
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All Saints Episcopal School fourth-grader Bric Billion loves the gardening experience and working together with his classmates to grow produce…
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On Tuesday, staff members stood at the new main entrance of Grace University to take temperature readings as students and families were welcom…
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"I was nervous at the start,” admitted Rafe, a second-grader at Lindale ISD’s College Street Elementary.
Texas students will still have to take the STAAR test this coming school year, but fifth and eighth grade students will be able to move on to the next grade even if they fail, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Monday.
Black politicians, civil rights leaders and their white liberal advocates have little or no interest in doing anything effective to deal with …
