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Here’s The Best Texas High School in ’24 According to Experts
Every parent hopes to be able to give their kid the best possible education, the truth is though, that not every institute of learning is created equal. While there has certainly been a warranted push to trade schools recently, as the cost of college has gotten ridiculous, and higher education doesn't always equate to higher earnings, it still remains true that a lot of the time a college degree can still open a lot of doors.
Denton ISD names lone finalist for superintendent
The Denton ISD Board of Trustees on Tuesday named Dr. Susannah Holbert O’Bara, acting Superintendent of Schools, as the lone finalist for the permanent superintendent position. By law, the Board of Trustees must enact a 21-day waiting period before naming a permanent replacement for the superintendent position. Anticipating that...
Lewisville ISD Education Foundation empowers students and teachers
Dr. Randy Canivel tries to avoid clichés whenever possible. Yet, even he couldn’t resist leaning on a few of them when asked how the Lewisville ISD Education Foundation stands out year after year amid a sea of valuable Denton County non-profits. “We shape the future,” Canivel said. “It...
Schlage Secures Tarrant County College
Tarrant County College is the sixth largest college or university in Texas. Founded in 1965, it has expanded from a single campus to an institution that soon will encompass six facilities serving more than 50,000 students in the Fort Worth area. With Tarrant’s growth outpacing its existing key system, the college knew it needed an entirely new system to handle its 10,000+ doors.
TEA announces Generation 29 charter school decisions
Jul. 2—AUSTIN — The Texas Education Agency (TEA) announced Tuesday the State Board of Education (SBOE) vote following Texas Education Commissioner Mike Morath's recommendation to grant Generation 29 charters. Pending contract approval and the reconciliation of any final contingencies, the following four Generation 29 charter school applicants are slated to begin serving Texas public school ...
Trinity Valley Salutatorian Literally Sprinted to the Finish Line
Salutatorian Jessica Wu told graduates at Trinity Valley’s 58th commencement ceremony in May to let no one, “most of all yourself,” define the bounds of your capability. “High school is just the start,” she went on with her address to classmates at the MacGorman Chapel & Performing Arts Center. “Within all of you are the branches of success, patiently waiting to catch a spark and create a bonfire. I truly believe everyone in our class is capable of doing something incredible.”
6A Boys Preseason Preview: Caden Leonard
With many preseason training camps either already started or set to begin this week, now is the right time to finally start talking about cross-country again. The 2023 season saw the continuation of Southlake Carroll's dominance as the Dragons once again ran away with the team title while Caden Leonard picked up the individual title as well.
Keller ISD Back to School Bash!
Keller ISD is excited to present the annual Back to School Bash on July 25, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Fossil Ridge High School. This event is designed to prepare students and families for the upcoming school year with a variety of resources and activities. Event Highlights:
With $500K grant, Texas Wesleyan nursing students will get hands-on trauma experience
Helicopters, ambulances and emergency rooms will be some of the training sites for a new specialized track in trauma care at Texas Wesleyan University’s Graduate Programs of Nurse Anesthesia. Thanks to a $500,000 grant, the doctoral program can create a specialized two-month rotation in trauma, starting in the spring...
Big 12 Conference launches “Big 12 Beyond Borders” program
IRVING, Texas – Tuesday, Big 12 Conference has announced the launch of the Big 12 Beyond Borders program, set to debut in 2024. This two-year opportunity will immerse selected student-athletes in a variety of historical and cultural experiences in the U.S. and internationally. This year’s Big 12 Beyond Borders...
HSC hires vice provost of enrollment management
Dr. Darrius Douglas recently was named vice provost of enrollment management at The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth. He most recently served as dean of enrollment management at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn, Ill., and will start his new role July 29. Douglas...
Quantum for All Camp inspires high schoolers
Forget about band camps, art camps or sports camps. You want to find a camp where students have a passion, attend a Quantum for All camp. For the third-straight year, the district hosted a Quantum for All camp. This year’s camp, which is run in conjunction with the University of Texas at Arlington and the National Science Foundation, was at Young Junior High.
Northwest ISD officials highlight growth of district's CTE program
Northwest ISD students enrolled in the CTE program prepare food at the Byron Bistro at Byron Nelson High School. (Courtesy Northwest ISD) Northwest ISD board members received an update on the district’s career and technical education program during their regular meeting June 24. The overview. Kelley Broughton, executive director...
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