school supplies

Teachers need pencils, crayons, glue sticks … and plexiglass.

There is a lot that is still uncertain about the upcoming school year, but one Dallas ISD teacher is doing something good to ensure her students have school supplies.

There is a lot that is still uncertain about the upcoming school year, but one Dallas ISD teacher is doing something good to ensure her students have school supplies, NBC 5’s Laura Harris reports.

NBC 5 is Supporting Our Schools and we need your help. Please join us and make a donation today at chrishowellfoundation.org for the Chris Howell Foundation Back to School Community Drives on August 1 at Skyline Ranch in Dallas and on August 22 at Tarrant County College South Campus in Fort Worth. CHF is seeking financial and in-kind donations from…

Support at-risk youth by donating school supplies to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas Back to School Supply Drive!

NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 invite you to participate in this year’s Supporting Our Schools campaign at DonorsChoose.org/NBCDFW, where you can support local teachers and their students. Many school children in North Texas start the school year at a disadvantage without the common items needed to learn. On average, teachers spend more than $450 a year out of their own…

Mayor Eric Johnson hosts the 23rd Annual Back to School Fair at Fair Park.

A longtime Fort Worth charity that delivers donations to the poorest neighborhoods has had to suspend operations because its only truck broke down.

Discussing the Supporting Our Schools campaign with Connie Yates, the Marketing and Communications Director for Tom Thumb, and Kati Tollison, Vice President of Programs for Communities In Schools of Greater Tarrant County. Now through July 29, join NBC 5 and Telemundo 39’s ongoing Supporting our Schools campaign. You can buy a prepackaged bag of school supplies at your local Tom…

Pre-registration for Fort Worth’s Back to School Roundup is open until 6 p.m. on Thursday.