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Four Lake Highlands High School students draw inspiration from ‘The Fab Four'
Decorating parking spots can be a rite of passage for high school seniors. Four long-time friends at Lake Highlands High School drew inspiration from the Fab Four.
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Lake Highlands High School seniors' parking spots inspired by the Beatles
Decorating parking spots can be a rite of passage for high school seniors. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker introduces us to a group of long-time friends at Lake Highlands High School taking inspiration from Abbey Road.
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Richardson ISD expands cellphone-free policy as students return to school
Students in Richardson ISD go back to school on Monday, and NBC 5’s Larry Collins has the details about the new policy.
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North Texas Classroom Learns Vocabulary on a Different Level
Keep your eyes on the screen for this story, you might need the subtitles to help you understand what’s happening in a second grade classroom in Richardson ISD. Wayne Carter is in the classroom to explain.
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North Texas Classroom Learns Vocabulary on a Different Level
Keep your eyes on the screen for this story, you might need the subtitles to help you understand what’s happening in a second grade classroom in Richardson ISD. Wayne Carter is in the classroom to explain.
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When Second Grade Sounds Like Senior High School
There’s a lot of edification in Jana Fulbright’s classroom at Spring Creek Elementary in the Richardson ISD.
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Richardson ISD Votes to Oppose School Voucher System
Richardson ISD school board voted unanimously to pass a resolution against a school voucher system.
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Mesquite ISD Third-Graders Take Title in ‘Read to the Final Four' Competition
The NCAA ‘s ‘Read to the Final Four’ encourages third-graders to read their way to a different kind of March Madness finals.
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Final Four Inspires Reading Competition for North Texas Students
In Dallas, it’s the NCAA Women’s Final Four. Teams are in town getting ready for tip-off on Friday but one final four competition has already been decided. Noelle Walker has the story.
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Richardson Teacher's Parents Helped Her Find the Perfect Way to Improve Test Scores
A Richardson ISD math teacher’s parents helped her stumble upon the perfect way to improve test scores in one of the toughest years for math.
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Glitter-Loving Teacher Motivates Students With Some Bling
A Richardson ISD teacher found a new way to brighten test scores in one of the toughest years for math.
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Richardson ISD's Maintenance Man by Day Is a Classical Pianist at Night
Few who roam the halls of Lake Highlands High School in Richardson ISD know their maintenance man is a classically trained pianist and recording artist. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker introduces us to Bobby Orozco.
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Richardson ISD Maintenance Man by Day, Pianist/Composer by Night
Bobby Orozco’s day starts early before students at Lake Highlands High School in Richardson ISD arrive.
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3 Top-Ranked Dallas Schools Compete for State Title in Boys Basketball
This could be another huge weekend for high school teams from the city of Dallas.
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Shooting That Killed High School Junior is ‘Tragic and Senseless,' Gunman at Large
The investigation into who shot and killed a Lake Highlands High School junior on Tuesday is ongoing, police say.
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Richardson ISD Mourns Wrestling Coach
The Richardson ISD community is mourning the loss of a beloved wrestling coach.
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Richardson ISD Community Mourns Loss of High School Wrestling Head Coach
A North Texas high school is mourning the loss of a beloved wrestling coach.
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Parents Get Kids Out of the House as School Leaders Grapple With Depleted Snow Days
The bright sunshine and warmer temperature are so far overdue for so many North Texans, especially parents, who had to entertain and supervise children while trying to work.
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More Rain in the Forecast: The Connection
A mid-week front is set to bring a little heat relief. Plus, we’re hearing from Richardson ISD kids and parents for the first time, as a pilot program to ban phone use in class takes effect.
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Richardson ISD Launches Pilot Program for Cellphone Lock Pouches
As Richardson ISD heads back to school Tuesday, the district has approved using one campus as a testing ground for a potential cellphone policy.