Celina
Celina, TX · Education
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NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
7-on-7 coach disputes ruling that ended Liberty Christian's title run
A North Texas high school football powerhouse is out of the playoffs, and the decision is sparking a fight over who coached one of its players. Liberty Christian School was favored to win a state championship. But TAPPS, the governing body that organizes and oversees high school athletics for private schools in Texas, says the school violated transfer rules.
Southlake Style
KTLO
Viola High School graduate has new elementary school named after her in Texas
Marilyn Hampton recently had a Texas school named after her. Photos credited to Eva D. Coleman / Aubrey ISD. A Viola High School graduate has received a huge honor by having a new elementary school named after her in Texas. The Aubrey, Texas Independent School District is naming their new school the Marilyn Hampton Elementary School in honor of their longtime custodian. Hampton is a 1968 graduate of Viola.
theeagleangle.com
Allen v Walnut Grove Senior Night Game Recap
On Friday, Nov. 5, 2026, the Allen Eagles defeated the Walnut Grove Wildcats, making an undefeated season before the playoffs. This game is senior night, and before the game started, the seniors from various programs were recognized on the field. Allen started the first quarter with a 50-yard rushing touchdown...
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
Irving ISD is holding a free diaper event on Tuesday at Bowie Middle School
Parents can receive free diapers on Tuesday at Bowie Middle School (600 E 6th St, Irving) from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m. It's being led by Viola's House, which helps pregnant teens and young adults achieve independence by providing stable housing and wraparound services, according to its website. The event is...
Plano Magazine
Plano ISD named CTE District of Distinction, opens new CTE center
The designation recognizes Texas school districts for CTE leadership, innovative programming, industry partnerships and student outcomes. Districts are evaluated on factors including career pathways, industry-based certifications and alignment with workforce needs. Plano ISD has once again been named a Career and Technical Education District of Distinction by the Career and...
Plano Star Courier
Shorthorn
UTA campus election puts student senators, Homecoming king and queen on ballot
As Homecoming looms and the end of the semester approaches, a campus election is upon the students at UTA. Campus elections occur twice a year, in the fall and the spring. This fall students have the chance to vote for Student Government senate seats and Homecoming king and queen. Students...
Frisco Enterprise
Marcus erupts in fourth quarter to defeat Wakeland 35-24 in season finale
FLOWER MOUND – The Marcus football team saved its best for last on Thursday night, scoring 21 unanswered fourth-quarter points to defeat Frisco Wakeland 35-24 at Marauder Stadium and earn its first District 5-6A victory of the season. Running back Drew Emmert rushed for 184 yards and four touchdowns on 30 carries, while quarterback Cash Davis completed 20-of-24 passes for 219 yards and a touchdown as the Marauders (3-7, 1-6) snapped a six-game losing streak. Trailing 17-14 entering the fourth quarter, Marcus took the lead when Davis connected with Caleb Steen on a 37-yard touchdown pass with 5:44 remaining. The Marauders recovered an onside kick, setting up Emmert's 7-yard touchdown run with 2:51 left. Emmert added a 20-yard scoring run just over a minute later to extend the lead to 35-17. Marcus coach Mike Alexander said he knew Wakeland would be dangerous late, having watched the Wolverines win their previous two games with fourth-quarter rallies. "I told them, 'Don't be surprised in a tight game in the fourth quarter because they're not going to stop playing,'" Alexander said. With the game still in doubt, Alexander delivered a message to his offense while the defense was on the field. "I said,
dallasfreepress.com
As Dallas ISD considers closing early learning centers, South Dallas parents are fighting to save theirs
As the district faces a budget deficit of more than $100 million, families say their neighborhood schools offer more than just a place for young children to learn. Taylor Estelle says his 3-year-old son is learning to count, make friends and develop a love of learning at Joseph J. Rhoads Early Learning Center in South Dallas.