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Higher Education Guide
In a period of acute economic disruption, more professionals and executives are turning to higher education to help them make a strategic career move. Fortunately, Dallas-Fort Worth has advanced degree programs recognized throughout the country for excellence and results.
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Scenes from the Big D Reads Launch Party for The Accommodation
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Higher Education Guide
In a period of acute economic disruption, more professionals and executives are turning to higher education to help them make a strategic career move. Fortunately, Dallas-Fort Worth has advanced degree programs recognized throughout the country for excellence and results.
Local News
Texas Students Are Taking the STAAR Test Now. Could You Pass It?
STAAR testing began last week, and will continue through mid-May. Could you pass third-grade math, fifth-grade science, eighth-grade algebra, or high school U.S. history?
D Magazine Events
Scenes from the Big D Reads Launch Party for The Accommodation
On Thursday, September 1, more than 330 people gathered at the J. Erik Jonsson Central Library for the launch of Big D Reads 2022: The Accommodation.
By D Magazine Staff
Digital Edition
Private School Handbook 2022 Digital Edition
The path to finding the right private school for your child starts here.
By D Magazine
Education
How Dallas ISD Landed On Its New Superintendent
Just how the heck did DISD lure its new superintendent away from Austin? Show your work.
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We Asked Teachers: Should State Lawmakers Be Required to Serve as Substitutes?
Lawmakers in Louisiana are considering a proposal that would have state representatives serving as volunteer substitute teachers to get a better idea of what teachers face. We asked North Texas instructors if they thought Texas should do the same.
Nursing
UT Arlington Is Taking on the Rural Nursing Shortage
The university is launching the Center for Rural Health and Nursing to offer continuing education, nursing degrees, and study health outcomes in rural communities.
By Will Maddox
Education
Teacher Trauma: Rebuilding After the North Dallas Tornado
Cary Middle School and Thomas Jefferson High School were gone in a matter of moments. What came next took much longer. Here is how the district, its teachers, and some helpful nonprofits navigated the next few years after the tornado.
By Will Maddox
Education
Texas Trees Foundation Is Giving Away 500 Trees to Some Dallas Residents
The organization is on a mission to beautify the neighborhoods around four Dallas elementary schools. Here's how you can get involved.
By Lydia Brooks
Education
Panel Discussion: Improving Job and Career Readiness in Dallas ISD
The March 10 event will focus on workforce pipeline initiatives—where they're headed and what it means for the North Texas business community.
By Will Maddox