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By Norma Adams-Wade In the previous part I column, we discussed the legendary Black Dallas educator Norman Washington Harllee (c.1847/1853-1927) for whom the historic...
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By Mira Daniel – Editorial Board In recent years, online learning has transformed from an additional educational resource into a key source of modern...
Donation will increase opportunity for students, further advancing its mission of eradicating intergenerational poverty
Special to JournaliZm The University of North Texas at Dallas (UNT Dallas) hosted a pitch competition July 18 similar to “Shark Tank” featuring 11...
By Norma Adams-Wade In the previous part I column, we discussed the legendary Black Dallas educator Norman Washington Harllee (c.1847/1853-1927) for whom the historic...
A change exempted the state from funding virtual education for students who missed 10% or more of classes last school year.
By Marc Morial If we can lift black lives from the margins of society, we can lift all lives.” – USC Law Professor Jody...
How much achievement can come from one family?
Several Dallas-area districts will offer limited online school for kids too young to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Dallas ISD’s newest 6-12 International Baccalaureate school will open in Fall 2021 located on the campus of Paul Quinn College. Currently recruiting grades 6-7....
By Norma Adams-Wade Allow me to weigh in on the incendiary debate about Critical Race Theory, also known as CRT. Yes, I know. I...
The Texas Military Department, in partnership with the Texas Division of Emergency Management, will offer COVID-19 vaccinations Friday at the 25th annual Mayor's Back...
The 14 week AT LAST! educational support program for at-risk elementary students achieves a 21 percent improvement in their grades
Rep. Harold Dutton and Sen. Larry Taylor will discuss how new laws could affect students and teachers. By Talia Richman Texas lawmakers focused much of...
