Carroll school leaders say open enrollment would bring more state dollars to the district.
| |Tuesday, Jun. 04, 2013
SOUTHLAKE — Open enrollment would apply to students who live within Southlake city limits but are in the Keller or Northwest school districts.
High school graduations bring out best ... and worst
| |Monday, Jun. 03, 2013
Some family members can ruin the milestone event for others with loud, inappropriate behavior.
Karbhari to begin work as new UTA president
| |Monday, Jun. 03, 2013
ARLINGTON — Karbhari succeeds James D. Spaniolo, who retired.
Inspiring Azle teen graduates with honors
| Friday, May. 31, 2013
FORT WORTH — Tiny Alejandrina Guzman, voted homecoming queen in October, finished in the top 10 percent of her class.
Tarrant County property values see ‘healthy’ increase
| |Friday, May. 31, 2013
Values are up 4.3 percent because of residential and commercial construction.
Country Day senior class has 14 Eagle Scouts
| |Thursday, May. 30, 2013
FORT WORTH — Nearly a third of the young men in the Fort Worth private school’s Class of 2013 have earned the highest rank in Scouting.
For low-income students, price of college is surprisingly high
| |Wednesday, May. 29, 2013
WASHINGTON — As of 2010-11, the average net price for in-state tuition in Texas, charged to people in families earning $30,000 or less per year, was $8,907.
North Texan’s National Spelling Bee run is over
| |Wednesday, May. 29, 2013
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Speller from Keller enjoyed the experience and promises this about 2014: “I’ll be back.”
Grapevine students design fictional sports facilities
| |Wednesday, May. 29, 2013
Cross Timbers middle school students design fictional sports fields and facilities that meet the realities of design, feasibility and funding.
Fort Worth schools expect $74 million funding increase
| |Thursday, May. 30, 2013
FORT WORTH — The Legislature restored much of the money it cut from education two years ago.
Keller district student hopes to be letter-perfect in Scripps National Spelling Bee
| |Tuesday, May. 28, 2013
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — A “confident” Ansun Sujoe, 12, says God and his parents helped him get where he is.
Arlington police chief, superintendent talk to students about staying safe
| |Monday, May. 27, 2013
The program was part of Take 25, a national effort to promote conversations between parents and children.
Outgoing UTA president's leadership 'amazing'
| |Monday, May. 27, 2013
ARLINGTON — James Spaniolo, who has served as president since 2004, steps down as the campus sets an enrollment record.
Tarrant County’s Class of 2013 takes center stage
| |Sunday, May. 26, 2013
FORT WORTH — Tarrant County’s top students are celebrated for years of academic determination.
Grapevine High wins six Buckley awards for ‘Chicago’
| |Friday, May. 24, 2013
FORT WORTH — Grapevine theater students win six Betty Buckley awards including best musical and best actress.
Carroll trustees continue to look at open enrollment
| |Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
SOUTHLAKE — The proposed open-enrollment program could help bring state dollars to Carroll schools.
Arlington High grad gets full-ride scholarship from Bill Gates’ foundation
| |Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
ARLINGTON — Derek Rodriguez already has college education paid for as one of a thousand new Gates Millennium scholars for 2013
TCU’s prairie prophet taught ‘urban shamans’ about life and mortality
| |Monday, May. 20, 2013
FORT WORTH — TCU botanist, an expert on nature’s life cycles, knows his is running out.
Herb profits help the needy at Bransford Elementary school
| |Friday, May. 17, 2013
Bransford Elementary students in Colleyville sell herbs from their school’s garden to pay for supplies for needy friends
All Everman seniors pass TAKS
| |Wednesday, May. 15, 2013
Three students cried when they found out they had passed on the latest try, officials said.
