The Texas Education Agency (TEA) today released the 2018 state accountability ratings for more than 8,700 campuses statewide.

Austin College faculty, administrators, and student leaders are prepared to welcome nearly 440 new freshmen—the largest class in college history—to campus Friday, August 17, in preparation for the start of the 170th year of the college. New student and transfer orientation will continue over the next several days, and returning students will make their way to campus next Tuesday and Wednesday. photo from 2017

Cedar Valley College accounting student Wendy Love and faculty member Dr. Suryakant Desai discuss coursework during class.

How do I correctly fill out a Free and Reduced-Price Meal Application? Please be sure you are filling out the 2018-2019 application.

"We’re excited to recognize these students with scholarships for their proactive approach to preventing litter in Texas," said Becky Ozuna, program administrator for TxDOT's "Don’t mess with Texas" campaign. "Their efforts will inspire others to join in keeping our state looking clean and beautiful."

Just in time for the start of a new school year, enrichment and tutoring provider Explore Horizons is opening its sixth Dallas-Fort Worth location in McKinney on August 14 at 3530 West University Drive, Suite 302.

My kids are starting back to school next week, and this year they are packing their lunch for the first time. Any tips on what I need to do to make sure their packed lunch is safe and healthy?

It will soon be back to school time. The students in Fannin County will head back to class sometime between August 15-27, depending on which district they attend. For the staff and volunteers at the Fannin County Children's Center, back-to-school time starts now as they make preparations for their 22nd annual School Supply Drive.

The inaugural episodes of TEA Time feature discussions with Commissioner Morath as he helps explain the A-F State Accountability Rating System for school districts. The system will be used for the first time on Aug. 15.

Students will be allowed to charge lunches for three (3) days. After the third day, students will be offered an alternate meal at no cost. Collection efforts will be through notes home, verbal messages to the students, and phone calls from the school staff.

The red imported fire ant has made its way into South Korea where officials have asked Texas A&M University for assistance. (photo by Joan King, PhD student, Texas A&M University department of entomology, Rollins Urban and Structural Entomology Facility, College Station)

School Year 2018-2019

Undergraduate students who have achieved superior academic performance are recognized by Southeastern Oklahoma State University each semester by being named to the President's Honor Roll or the Vice President’s Honor Roll.

Bonham ISD Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Marvin Beaty (left) and Joe Passanisi tour the library in the new Bonham High School. School officials expect to receive a temporary Certificate of Occupancy by the middle of August and be ready for the first day of school August 27.

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) today released preliminary financial accountability ratings for more than 1,100 school districts and charters across the state, with 80 percent earning the highest preliminary rating possible for 2017-2018.

Undergraduate students who have achieved superior academic performance are recognized by Southeastern Oklahoma State University each semester by being named to the
President's Honor Roll or the Vice President's Honor Roll.

Fannin County Special Education SSA and its member districts offer comprehensive special education services to eligible students ages three through 21 years and to children from birth through age 21 years who have a hearing or visual impairment.