Texas Education

Local efforts are underway to ensure every student has the opportunity to succeed; hear how you can be part of this vital mission.

Governor Abbott announced over $1.2 million in Jobs and Education for Texans (JET) grants for four West Texas school districts. The grants will train students for high-demand careers like nursing, welding, and industrial engineering.

From classics to modern titles, see which books have been banned in Texas and why they continue to spark conversation in schools.

Senate Bill 8 and House Bill 8 aim to end STAAR testing by 2027, replacing it with shorter progress-based assessments and faster results.

Think law school was the hard part? The Texas Bar Exam is a three-day beast with a failure rate above 50%. Here's what makes it so brutal—and expensive.

A severed rabbit head was discovered, along with a drawing of a dead rabbit and a note, at a central Texas high school, prompting the district to seek legal action.

WTAMU announced that Shirley Hall closed.

Nominate a student going to college to win $2000 scholarship during B Fly Blood Drive.

Take a trip down memory lane with beloved childhood school lunches. Find out how a 1988 cookbook can bring those flavors back to life.