School News
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Offered in-person in Commerce, the program is designed to teach students to design, analyze, manufacture and improve the existing mechanical systems that power industry.
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Bailey Inglish, Finley Oates, I.W. Evans, L.H. Rather, and Bonham High School will serve breakfast and lunch to all students at no charge and eliminate the collection of meal applications for free, reduced-price, and paid student meals.
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International Experience USA (iE-USA), a nonprofit high school student exchange organization, has many students still needing to be placed in the local area.
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Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)—Base Year
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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.
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Unique Bachelor of Arts in Cybersecurity goes beyond technical aspects focusing on softer skills – communication, teamwork, leadership designed to enhance grads’ long-term success
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Neil Terry, a longtime academic leader at West Texas A&M University, was approved today to serve as the university's interim president by The A&M University System Board of Regents.
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St. Andrew Methodist Church is kicking off the fall season with two of its most anticipated annual traditions – Back-to-School Blessings on Sunday, August 9, followed by the School Spirit & Tailgate Celebration on Sunday, August 16. Together, these events mark the beginning of a new ministry season, inviting families and the community to celebrate a fresh start through worship, fellowship, and fun while discovering opportunities to connect through classes, groups, recreation, service opportunities, and ministries for every stage of life.
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It is time to think about school supplies and the folks at Fannin County Children's Center believe that every child deserves a great start! Many local children in Fannin County start the school year without the basic supplies they need to learn, grow and succeed. You can help by donating supplies, sponsoring backpacks, hosting a supply drive, becoming a collection site or making a financial donation.
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Southeastern Oklahoma State University will hold its 2026 summer commencement ceremony on Friday, July 24, in Durant at 6:00 p.m. in Bloomer Sullivan Arena.
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The agreement with Angelo State University is for its control tower program, allowing successful students the opportunity to be placed in an FAA air traffic control tower.
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(L-R) SPARKtacular co-chairs Kristi Hoyl, Ron Hoyl, Melissa Sherrill, Ross Martin. SPARK! Dallas, the innovative educational nonprofit fostering creativity and empowering youth, has announced SPARKtacular, a fundraising event on Thursday, September 10 from 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. at a private Dallas residence. Designed exclusively for adults 21 and older, the immersive evening will feature exceptional cuisine, handcrafted cocktails, live music and opportunities to support SPARK!'s mission. photo credit
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East Texas A&M hopes to help alleviate the state's teacher shortage with a new partnership between colleges. photo credit: Adobe Stock
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Visit McKinney invites music lovers and families across North Texas to experience the sight and sound of Drum Corps International (DCI) as nine elite drum and bugle corps take the field at McKinney ISD Stadium on Monday, July 20, 2026, for DCI McKinney.
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(L-R) Beau Bavousett (background), Hien Doan (foreground), Marshall Oman and Mason Rumsey perform in a percussion ensemble concert in April 2026. All four were part of the ensemble that was chosen as an IPEC winner in 2026. (photo courtesy of David C. Scott)
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Dr. Rebecca Cantor officially stepped into the role of President of Austin College and started work on July 1, 2026.
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Austin College has announced it will break ground on a new athletic training and development facility this summer, with completion expected in spring 2027.


