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5A Football Roundup: North Mesquite, Creekview earn rivalry wins
District titles and playoff berths are at stake all throughout the area at this time of the high school football regular season, but Friday’s action also gave way to some old-fashioned city rivalry bragging rights. Creekview kept its postseason hopes alive for the final week of the season and retained its spot as the top team in Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD after defeating Newman Smith on Friday, 10-8. All 18 points between the Mustangs and Trojans came in the first half, trading the lead twice over that span as Creekview senior Gavin Palacio found the end zone on the ground before Smith answered with a touchdown and a two-point conversion for an 8-7 edge. The Mustangs tacked on a field goal before halftime and kept Smith off the scoreboard over the final two quarters. The win improved Creekview to 2-3 in 6-5A Division I, good for fifth place and trailing Naaman Forest (3-2) and Birdville (3-3) heading into its regular-season finale on Friday against Naaman. North Mesquite 36, Mesquite 21 Last season saw North Mesquite capture its first playoff berth in 10 years. This year, the Stallions clinched back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time since 2002 – securing a return
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Allen Academy wraps up regular season against the Austin Classical Mustangs
Allen Academy wraps up regular season against the Austin Classical Mustangs.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
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Southlake Carroll Stays Perfect in District With 43-19 Win
Southlake Carroll (7-2, 6-0) kept its perfect district record intact Friday, defeating Keller Timber Creek (3-6, 2-4) 43-19 at Dragon Stadium. The Dragons entered the game following a 38-10 win over Byron Nelson, while Timber Creek had lost 48-24 to V.R. Eaton. Carroll jumped ahead 24-0 by halftime behind another...
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Irving ISD Counselor Supervisor Earns Statewide Recognition for Student Support
Sofia Lopez, Irving ISD’s director of At-Risk and Responsive Services, has been named the recipient of the Lone Star State School Counselor Association’s (LSSSCA) 2026 Counselor Supervisor of the Year Award. The recognition honors supervisors who demonstrate exemplary leadership, mentorship and advocacy for school counselors while strengthening counseling programs and student access to services. The LSSSCA is a statewide professional organization that supports Texas school counselors through professional development, resources and advocacy.
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University student Daniel Kaderli fuels Denton’s punk scene
University computer science student Daniel Kaderli’s house is cramped, with low ceilings and sparse lighting. The small living room is crowded with speakers, guitar amps and TV sets, leaving no room for even a coffee table. Yet miraculously, every few weeks, this tiny room in an unassuming house on...
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No contest: DeSoto overpowers Cedar Hill in 51-6 rivalry victory
CEDAR HILL – What has traditionally been one of the Dallas area's most anticipated high school football rivalries turned into a one-sided affair Friday night as the DeSoto Fighting Eagles cruised past the Cedar Hill Longhorns 51-6 in the Battle of Belt Line. DeSoto dominated on both sides of...
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The Cross Timbers Gazette
Argyle ISD trustee resigns shortly after being appointed president
The Argyle ISD Board of Trustees continues to lose members. The district announced Thursday in an email to families that board President Sam Slaton has resigned. Slaton, a longtime board member, most recently returned to the board in July after being appointed to fill the vacancy left by elected trustee Josh Westrom, who resigned in June.
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The New Wylie South Elementary
August 2026 couldn’t come fast enough for the kids and teachers moving into Wylie South Elementary. The new campus is located just west of Buffalo Gap and FM 707 and is housing grades K-5. It has been built to take kids off the westside schools that are already full. Wylie South’s new principal is Alison South, who the new campus happens to be named after. Alison South said during the opening the new campus, “We are going to love these kids like our own. We are going to build something special together.”
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A-Rated Schools in McKinney ISD
From early childhood education through high school, McKinney ISD has campuses that earned an A from the Texas Education Agency (TEA). The agency’s highest rating represents a score of 90–100 and reflects student achievement, academic progress and how well schools close achievement gaps among student groups. The district earned an overall B with a score of 87 out of 100. Below, find its individual A-rated schools, along with enrollment, grades served and student-teacher ratios. All ratings and statistics are from school profiles on txschools.gov.
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Texas High School Football: Wylie East defeats Sachse to win district title
DALLAS - High school football season is here, and you can watch some of the biggest games of the season on KDFI 27 (FOX 4+) and the free FOX LOCAL app. Games will air weekly, with most on Thursday nights. You can watch the live broadcast in this article at 7 p.m.
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Collin College marks milestone in Wylie construction
Mayor Matthew Porter, center, signs a beam at the Friday, Oct. 24, topping-off ceremony at Collin College. Craig Kelly/City of Wylie. Construction of Collin College’s new Workforce Education Center at its Wylie Campus reached a milestone Friday, Oct. 23, with a topping-out ceremony celebrating progress on the facility, scheduled to open in fall 2027.
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Teacher receives 2026 Yale Educator Award
Irving—When Paola Rosas walked into Jennifer Espinoza’s classroom at MacArthur High School, she found more than a teacher. She found someone who would help her discover her passion for science, a path that took her from MacArthur to Yale University. Now Rosas, a 2026 MacArthur graduate and current...