Category: EDUCATION

Jennifer Rangel and roughly 100,000 other Dallas students are achieving success in college thanks to Education is Freedom (EIF), which is celebrating 10 years of dedication with its

McDonald’s of North Texas is donating more than 4,000 Happy Meal Books in the DFW area to promote literacy and the joy of reading. On Tuesday, November 12,

NOVEMBER 2013 DISTRICT 6 TRUSTEE CARLA RANGER When it comes to keeping students safe and healthy, the Dallas ISD proactively seeks ways to secure the well-being of our

John Lopez, director of business diversity programs for the Dallas County Community College District, has a history of supporting both the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce

By: Michelle Matthews-Alexander Are you a student attending a Historically Black College and University who’s interested in giving back to both your community and your university? If so,

Dr. Joyce Willard Teal With so many single mothers raising their sons alone, the question has been posed, “Is it possible for a woman to raise a boy

Howard Aldridge, Sr. is a native of Bastrop. He is a graduate of the original L.C Anderson High School in Austin. He discovered his passion for athletics at

Parents and students should start the first day of the new school year the way they intend to operate for the rest of the year. Parents should get

Introducing the man who is building an empire in sports media that is on track to challenge and conquer ESPN. Rodney Fisher is a Dallas, TX native and

Military service members and veterans are invited to attend a free briefing on Sat., Sept. 21, to learn more about the College Credit for Heroes program offered by