School News
  • Children ages 10 to 12 are invited to join a three-hour program at the Sam Rayburn House SHS to learn about basic architecture, design a scale model floor plan of a home from preselected rooms, and create a 3-D version of their design. Children wanting to know more about architecture, home design, or even how they can effectively rearrange their room are invited to this camp. Registration is required to attend the camp, and the registration deadline is June 15.
  • UTRWD offers another year of opportunity for growing professionals pursuing a variety of career paths from business, to IT, to water and wastewater operations.
  • From tumbling and ballet to hip-hop, Studio94 offers dance, tumbling and cheer instruction for ages ranging from 2 years to adults. Now beginning their 7th year, Studio94, nominated for Texoma’s Best Dance Studio, continues to offer exceptional dance, tumbling and cheer instruction, in a nurturing and fun setting.
  • East Texas A&M hopes to help alleviate the state's teacher shortage with a new partnership between colleges. photo credit: Adobe Stock
  • Assistant Professor of Economics Dr. Mohsan Khudri has received the 2026 Diversity Scholarship from the American Society of Health Economists (ASHEcon).
  • (L-R) Tim Kick of the Kick Family Charitable Fund; Yesenia Avila, Momentous School alumna and scholarship recipient; TWU Chancellor Carine Feyten; Momentous School Principal Andy Hagman; Momentous Institute Executive Director Dr. Jessica Gomez.
  • East Texas A&M University has become the new home of The Dark Man: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies, a scholarly publication dedicated to the study of the influential Texas author and the broader worlds of pulp fiction, fantasy, horror and adventure literature.
  • Austin College has earned a STARS Silver Rating from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) in recognition of its sustainability achievements.
  • This year’s theme will focus on the World War I era. All of the arts and crafts, games, songs and activities will relate to the theme. The week-long camp program will be for 6-10 year olds from 9:00-12:00. It will take place July 14-18 and will cost $70.
  • The annual contest encourages Texas FFA members to develop a deeper understanding of natural resource conservation while strengthening their public speaking and communication skills.
  • Kicking off the summer is the Clover Kids Camp, scheduled for June 10, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Denton County AgriLife Extension Office, located at 611 Kimberly Drive, Suite 151 in Denton.
  • Austin College is excited to announce its second annual Summer Girl Scout Camp. Held in collaboration with the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, this enriching summer camp program will be held at the College from June 21 – June 26 with the theme of “College Knowledge.” Registration deadline is June 16.
  • The Fannin County Special Education office will be destroying records from the 2019 school year. The deadline for obtaining this information is June 8, 2026.
  • The Creative Arts Center has many camps, classes and other activities planned for the summer for all ages. Registration is open for Art Camp for kids ages 4-10 years old. The camp will be June 22-26, from 9 am to 3 pm daily. Each day will be filled with arts, crafts, music, games and fun. Kidz Krew is the children’s theatre program which will be hosting auditions for their next production on June 4 from 4-6 pm. Children ages 8 and up are encouraged to participate, even if they have no previous theatre experience.
  • Join us at the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum on Saturday, June 20 from 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. for 250th Kids Day.
  • Calling all young adventurers ages 8–12! Get ready for 3 days of hands-on pioneer fun at Frontier Village & Museum in Denison, Texas! From butter churning and weaving to open-fire cooking and old-fashioned games, campers will experience life on the frontier like never before. We will host 2 camps with different activities each week.
  • Austin College honored retiring President and First Lady O’Day with a dedication of O’Day Honors Court on Friday, May 22.