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The shift from in-person to remote learning is giving some teachers unprecedented video access into their students’ homes.

This week on Science with Samantha we’re teaming up with Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center (DCAC). We are performing a fun science experiment that can also be used to stimulate your emotions.

This week on Science with Samantha I’m teaming up with Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center.

A new center for research and education into stuttering is being created at the University of Texas at Austin, the university announced Monday.

Fort Worth, Duncanville and Desoto ISDs on Monday will phase many students back in for the first time since the outset of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Duncanville Independent School District will welcome students back into the building for the first time since the start of spring break last March, NBC 5’s Ben Russell reports.

The nutrition team at Dallas ISD starts each day clear about its mission – no kid goes hungry.

The nutrition team at Dallas ISD starts each day clear about its mission – no kid goes hungry, NBC 5’s Deborah Ferguson reports.

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.

As the mythology around Christopher Columbus has been corrected, many are pushing to replace Columbus Day with a celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day. A cultural strategist and diversity expert, Lauren Wesley Wilson, joined LX News to discuss the importance of recognizing the oppressed rather than celebrating their oppressors.

Do you think your child’s school has gotten the balance of education and safety perfect during this pandemic? Then go ahead and skip voting this year. But if you want to see some changes, and also have a say in who is setting education policy for the rest of this pandemic, then you should consider casting a vote this November....

Some students may be back in the classroom but about half the students are still learning from home and the need for reliable internet at home is still a significant issue that hasn’t been fully addressed.

Some students may be back in the classroom but about half the students are still learning from home and the need for reliable internet at home is still a significant issue that hasn’t been fully addressed. Education reporter Wayne Carter updates us on Dallas’ plan to get kids connected.

Parents around the United States are deciding whether to keep their children in public schools as the pandemic extends into a new academic year

A Dallas ISD mom saw a need and let her faith lead her to help.

Dallas ISD’s Board of Trustees will hear a presentation about possible changes to the district calendar in an effort to increase student success and close the education gap from months of virtual learning.

Dallas ISD is exploring ways to tackle the loss of learning due to the pandemic. The district says new state rules gives them the opportunity to possibly extend the school year. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports a task force is in the early stages of looking into the idea of changing the district’s calendar.

Jolynn Maddox is the longest serving on-campus educator in the Cedar Hill ISD.

We’re celebrating a teacher who has been on the job, transforming lives in the same North Texas district for 33 years – and it’s something good.

Thursday, Dallas ISD’s Board of Trustees will hear a presentation about possible changes to the district calendar in an effort to increase student success and close the education gap from months of virtual learning, NBC 5’s Larry Collins reports.