Back to School

Duncanville ISD welcomed students for in-person learning Monday.

Officials with the Alvarado ISD announced Thursday night that all members of the high school band have been asked to quarantine until Saturday, October 24.

Secretary of Education Betsy Devos visited North Texas on Wednesday to discuss among other things the state of education during the COVID-19 pandemic.

With Dallas ISD students now back in classrooms and some still learning from home, the push continues to find ways to make sure students don’t fall behind.

Gabrielle George and Lauren Houston met in the 1990s as students in the Cedar Hill ISD. Now the two friends are helping give back to their community during the pandemic. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker reports.

Parents are learning while students may be back in class that changes in schools are much bigger than masks and hand sanitizer. Many schools, like Winnetka Elementary in Oak Cliff have made significant changes in how they operate. Principal Lourdes Garduno says it’s about so much more than masks, shields and hand sanitizer. “We’re...

As students head back to the classroom, there’s a group of educators more essential now than ever before. NBC 5’s Bianca Castro reports.

Cedar Hill ISD Superintendent Gerald Hudson joined NBC 5 Today to discuss what students, parents and teachers can expect as in-person instruction resumes Tuesday.

Fort Worth-based GM Financial is donating thousands of masks to North Texas students, teachers and staff members disposable face masks to wear each day at school, by donating 50,000 masks to Fort Worth ISD. “As a Fort Worth-based company with a large operation in Arlington and nearly 5,000 employees in the metroplex, GM Financial has a long-s...

Day one of in-person learning for some Fort Worth Independent School District students is in the books. The district welcomed back students who opted for in person learning. Phase one included Pre-K, kindergarten, first, sixth and ninth-grade students, as well as self-contained special education classes, who choose in-person instruction. Seventh gr...

Thousands of Dallas ISD students are set to return to schools with enhanced health and safety measures. For the students choosing to return, it will be their first time in a classroom with a teacher for in-person instruction since March.

Monday, thousands of Dallas ISD students will return to schools with enhanced health and safety measures in place designed to keep students and teachers safe.

On Wednesday, the superintendent of Godley ISD announced that all virtual students who are currently failing academically will be required to return to campus for face-to-face instruction.