Education stories in Dallas–Ft. Worth
Latest education stories from Dallas–Ft. Worth, deduped across ~45 local sources and ranked by newsworthiness. Refreshed every hour.
Lake Worth ISD Appoints New Leadership to Boost Academic Performance
Lake Worth ISD has appointed Ena Meyers as superintendent and a board of managers to improve academic outcomes after years of low performance. The state-directed takeover aims to enhance student literacy and math skills while fostering community connections.
Lake Worth ISD Under New Leadership After State Takeover Due to Academic Failures
The Texas Education Agency has taken control of Lake Worth Independent School District, appointing Dr. Ena Meyers as the new superintendent. This change comes after years of low academic performance, with a state-appointed board of managers replacing the elected school board.
Dallas ISD Proposes $6.2 Billion Bond for New Schools and Renovations
Dallas ISD has proposed a $6.2 billion bond for 2026, primarily focusing on the construction of 26 new schools and extensive renovations. The bond aims to enhance safety, security, and educational facilities across the district.
Driving Instructor Seeks Safe Locations for Stickshift Lessons in DFW Area
A driving instructor is looking for safe, off-street locations to teach stickshift driving in the Dallas/Fort Worth area after facing challenges at a primary site. The instructor is open to suggestions for areas south of DFW Airport.
Texas Christian University Launches Professional Aviation Degree Program
Texas Christian University announced on Thursday that it is launching a Bachelor of Science in Professional Aviation, along with an Aviation Studies minor, to meet demand in one of the nation’s fastest-growing industries. The new major includes two concentrations. Aviation Administration, anticipat
Pinkston junior turns a nail hobby into a thriving business
High school junior Alexa Sanchez uses a manual file to shape a client’s nails into an almond style at her Dallas home. Sanchez, who has been building her business for three years, now manages up to 40 clients a month. “It’s helped me a lot being able to socialize with people,” Sanchez said. “Before
Doggie friends?
[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1su0x2f] I’m living in Denton for college and live with a French bulldog, but because I work and have class I normally don’t have time or energy to take my dog to the dog park, but when I do I can never find a good time to catch other dog owners at a dog park e
Lake Worth ISD Appoints New Superintendent and Board Amid State Takeover
Lake Worth ISD has appointed Ena Meyers as the new superintendent and a five-member board of managers to oversee the district's improvement. This change follows the state takeover aimed at enhancing student outcomes in the 3,200-student district.
FWISD Considers Job Cuts to Redirect Funding for Academic Improvements
Fort Worth ISD is contemplating staff reductions in three departments to improve academic resources for over 68,000 students. The board will discuss these cuts during a meeting aimed at restructuring the district's operations.
Media Arts Festival This Weekend! (plus QMC’s Heated Rivalry giveaway)
[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1stq4d8] Hi there!! 💖 This weekend will be the annual Media Arts Film Festival at UNT. It will feature live music, film screenings, student vendors, and more. Queer Media Club will be hosting a Heated Rivalry giveaway as well as doodle portrait commissions. St
UT-Austin and Rice Named to Forbes' 'New Ivies' Amid AI Job Market Pressures
Forbes has included the University of Texas at Austin and Rice University in its 2026 'New Ivies' list, highlighting the impact of AI on entry-level jobs. A Stanford study reveals that younger workers in AI-exposed fields are facing significant employment declines, prompting Texas schools to adapt their programs.
Let's do it, Dicky! Will that also impact All Saints school staffing, tho...?
[Link: https://i.redd.it/3qlpwqefiwwg1.png] Hey, does anyone know if the job title of "railroad commissioner" handles deportations? Or combating the rise of sharia? I can't find it in the job specs, but maybe I'm looking at the wrong paragraphs.....
Dealing with declining enrollment, budget woes shape Arlington ISD board races
[Link: https://fortworthreport.org/2026/04/19/dealing-with-declining-enrollment-budget-woes-shape-arlington-isd-board-races/]
Fort Worth ISD Considers Closing School for Refugee Students Amid Restructuring
Fort Worth ISD leaders are contemplating the closure of the International Newcomer Academy, a vital school for immigrant and refugee students. This decision, part of a broader restructuring under state intervention, has raised concerns among families about the loss of essential support for non-English speaking students.
FWISD Considers Job Cuts to Redirect Funding for Academic Improvements
Fort Worth ISD is planning staff reductions in three departments and various positions to reallocate funds towards enhancing academic programs for over 68,000 students. The board will discuss this proposal in an upcoming meeting.
Fort Worth ISD Proposes Closure of International Newcomer Academy
Fort Worth ISD is considering closing the International Newcomer Academy, a vital resource for immigrant and refugee students. The proposal is part of a facility master plan update and raises concerns about the future of services for English learners.
UTA Secures $86M Navy Contract for Shipbuilding Research
The University of Texas at Arlington has been awarded an $86 million contract by the U.S. Navy to research ship power systems. The initiative includes the launch of the Power and Energy Innovative Research Laboratory, aimed at advancing engineering solutions for naval applications.
Texas Begins Notifying Families for School Voucher Program
The Texas comptroller's office has started notifying over 42,600 families about their eligibility for the state's new school voucher program. The initiative aims to provide education savings accounts to families, particularly those with children with disabilities, as part of a broader effort to expand educational options in Texas.
Lawsuit accuses Dallas private school of failing to address antisemitism
A Jewish student’s family says Alcuin School allowed religious discrimination. The School denies the claims and says it will “will vigorously defend Alcuin.”
Harvard economist Raj Chetty to receive SMU honorary degree
UTA students step into ancient rock art
Any fishermen/women around?
Hey everyone! First post on reddit but been in Denton for around 2 years for college at UNT. I've always been an avid fisherman since I was very young (like 3 or 4) but have mainly fished ponds and not big/known bodies of water while I've lived in Texas. I've fished a couple local ponds in Denton, a
Trying to make friends and build a community in Denton
Hey Denton! I’m an international student at UNT and I’m trying to meet more people here. I don’t really have a strong friend group or network in the U.S. yet, and honestly it’s been kind of tough. I also have ADHD, so making and maintaining connections can be a little challenging sometimes. I’m lo
My donut shop is gone 🥺
There was a donut shop on University just west of Loop 288 next to Subway. It’s now a vape shop 🥺
Free places to park near UNT?
Hello all. A friend of mine is dealing with a last minute situation and need free parking to stay. Is there anywhere near campus that has free parking / that can park overnight? Any advice would really be appreciated!
19 chronically-underperforming FWISD schools and the plan therein
[Link: https://i.redd.it/jp2slcb8jbwg1.png] [Full article.](https://fortworthreport.org/2026/04/18/one-district-one-standard-fwisd-overhauls-instruction-as-25000-students-underperform/)
The Road That’s Never Finished
[Link: https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1spdo7j] The City is going to tear up Bonnie Brae between University and Scripture -**again.-**
Fort Worth ISD Announces 5% Raise for Teachers Amid Recruitment Drive
Fort Worth ISD teachers will receive a 5% salary increase next school year as part of a national recruitment initiative. The district aims to attract top educators to improve student outcomes and support its new turnaround model, the Elevate Network.
Fort Worth ISD to Implement Automatic 5% Raise for Teachers Starting 2026-2027
Fort Worth ISD has announced a 5% automatic salary increase for classroom teachers, effective in the 2026-2027 school year. This initiative aims to retain and attract top educators amid a national recruitment push led by the new superintendent.
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