Jeffrey Weiss, The Dallas Morning News
• October 9, 2014
Thomas Eric Duncan's family grieved Wednesday while health officials expanded their efforts to prevent new Ebola cases. And North Texas and the nation grew increasingly anxious about any hint of the illness.
At...
The district may be well known for its achievements academically, however the district has been recognized recently financially as well, having received a Trifecta of Recognition.
The district received...
Writing, math, science, social studies, literary criticism, accounting, debate. These are only a few of the many events offered in Academic UIL. Every year, students join teams and display their academic...
Until 2013, good attendance was encouraged just to maximize student learning. But in addition to learning, there is a new incentive for schools to get higher attendance rates. Because of House Bill 5,...
In the next year there will be two new major additions to Fairview; the churches Chase Oaks and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
“We are planning to begin construction [on our new...
For more than a century, high schools and colleges across the country have been welcoming alumni back in the annual tradition of homecoming. Although the origins are a bit unclear, the University of Missouri...
Texas Gov. Rick Perry and a cast of local and state health officials sought to quiet fears in Dallas on Wednesday as more details emerged about the nation's first Ebola diagnosis. The patient has been...
Claire Cardona, The Dallas Morning News
• October 1, 2014
The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas is fully prepared to care for the patient who tested positive for the Ebola virus, hospital officials said Tuesday. Dr. Mark Lester, Southeast Zone clinical...
For more than a day, teachers and students have been learning in unusually warm conditions as Monday morning, the air conditioner started malfunctioning, blowing hot air into the classrooms of Upper B-Hall....