Richardson ISD

A Dallas high school valedictorian scrapped a speech approved by her school administrators and delivered an abortion rights call in its place.

A Dallas high school valedictorian scrapped a speech approved by her school administrators and delivered an abortion rights call in its place. Meredith Yeomans reports.

Something good is happening in the Richardson ISD to ensure students with special needs have a future outside of the classroom.

Something good is happening in the Richardson ISD to ensure students with special needs have a future outside of the classroom.

Tracey Pugh’s mission in life is to teach, whether she is inside or outside of the classroom.

The Richardson Independent School District board of trustees voted Monday to send a $750 million bond program to a public vote in May.

Teachers are working hard every day to keep our children learning during the pandemic. NBC 5’s Wayne Carter shows us how a Richardson teacher is inspiring kindergarteners.

Teachers are working hard every day to keep our children learning during the pandemic. NBC 5’s Wayne Carter shows us how a Richardson teacher is inspiring kindergarteners.

Richardson ISD has revised its student attendance policy for athletic events amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Even though some parents oppose children wearing masks, Richardson ISD says it will continue following CDC guidelines as students continue face-to-face learning.

The CDC recommends that people older than 2-years-old should wear a mask in public places. Even though some parents oppose it, NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil reports Richardson ISD says it will continue following the suggested guidelines as students continue face-to-face learning.

Curtis Jenkins and the superintendent of the Richardson ISD were invited to speak to the Texas Association of School Administrators in Austin about their efforts to build community during the commute to work.

Curtis Jenkins and the superintendent of the Richardson ISD were invited to speak to the Texas Association of School Administrators in Austin about their efforts to build community during the commute to work.

When teaching kids with a learning disability, you have to have patience and the ability to build confidence. A Richardson ISD elementary teacher is doing just that: helping her students embrace the challenges of living with dyslexia. That’s why she’s January’s Excellent Educator. “What is something you want other kids to know about your dyslexia,” said Kimberly Sanders in...

When teaching kids with a learning disability, you have to have patience and the ability to build confidence. A Richardson ISD elementary teacher is doing just that: helping her students embrace the challenges of living with dyslexia.