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How Dallas ISD’s AVID Program Is Boosting College Readiness and Success

Dallas ISD's AVID program spans 55+ campuses, helping middle-achieving students reach college with 95% acceptance rates and proven long-term results.

Dallas ISD Launches Free Universal Pre-K for All 3 & 4-Year-Olds

Dallas ISD approves universal free pre-K for all 3- and 4-year-olds starting fall 2026, eliminating tuition costs up to $5,000 annually.

Fort Worth ISD Deficit Slashed? New Superintendent Faces $40M Budget Crisis

Fort Worth ISD's new superintendent claims the $40M budget deficit is nearly solved, but declining enrollment and potential school closures still loom ahead.

Why Every President Honors Education and Sharing Day & the Rebbe

Since 1978, every U.S. president has quietly honored Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson with Education and Sharing Day—a bipartisan tradition most Americans don't know exists.

UNT Dallas Awards $12,500 Grants to Student Teachers, Easing Financial Strain

UNT Dallas surprises 9 student teachers with $12,500 checks to ease financial strain during unpaid clinical semesters amid teacher shortage.

Melania Trump Unites 45 Nations, Tech Giants for Child Safety Summit

Melania Trump's Fostering the Future Together coalition hosts global summit with 45 nations and 28 tech giants to reshape child digital safety and AI education.

How Student Podcasts Are Boosting Literacy at Heritage Elementary

Heritage Elementary's student-led podcast "Only Readers in the Building" gives second-graders a microphone to share book reviews and build literacy.

Peter Licata Named Fort Worth ISD Superintendent After TEA Takeover

Texas appoints Peter Licata as Fort Worth ISD superintendent despite his sudden Broward County retirement, betting on his turnaround expertise.

Texas Invests $5M to Expand Forensic Psychiatry Fellowships Statewide

Texas invests $5M across 9 medical schools to train forensic psychiatrists, addressing critical shortage in mental health-legal experts.

Trump Administration Sues Harvard Over Antisemitism, Threatens Billions in Funding

Trump administration sues Harvard for $billions, alleging Title VI violations over failure to protect Jewish students from campus antisemitism after Oct. 7.

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