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School districts around the country are loosening their dress codes. One North Texas school district, however, is moving in the opposite direction.

For one El Paso family, their doorbell camera caught a very heartwarming moment that they will treasure forever but the one thing it didn’t catch was the name of the person who left behind the special message.

Dear Teachers, in case no one has told you yet, I appreciate you and I thank you for not giving up.

The City of El Paso will be unveiling a banned book section Saturday, May 14th at the Chamizal Community Center and Library which is located on 2119 Cypress Ave.

Alright, so I opened Pandora's box and went ahead and asked teachers and parents what they REALLY thought about their children taking the STAAR test this week. To no surprise, most hated it!

Local filmmakers will soon no longer need to leave El Paso to learn the equipment necessary for their craft.

Teaching our youth how to talk about their feelings without feeling judged is a tough task but one local teacher is using his own life experiences to help students feel comfortable when talking about their emotions.

A high school in Central Texas has removed the doors from the school's bathrooms to the hallways in an effort to create a "safe environment." According to a le

A Texas school district is being sued by the ACLU over a dress code issue that the ACLU claims in gender-based and caused "irreparable harm" on students that were forced to get haircuts or be suspended from school. According to the Texas Tribune, Magnolia ISD has a dress code that says boys can't have long hair...

Would you let your kid skip the STAAR test because it was "too stressful"?