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CBS Texas
DeSoto football learned hard lesson from 0-2 start. Now the Eagles are having fun again
After opening with two losses, the defending Class 6A Division II state champions say a humbling start helped them rediscover the intensity, consistency, and joy that fueled last year's title run.
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Students pivot after UT Arlington polling location removed
ARLINGTON, Texas — More than 1 million voters live in Tarrant County, where there are now fewer places to cast a ballot. County officials removed 92 polling locations, one of which is the Maverick Activity Center at the University of Texas at Arlington. Students are figuring out transportation with...
sachsenews.com
Sachse overcomes slow start, improves to 8-0
Sachse seniors Trason Haley, left, and Zaivehn Ramsey tackle Lakeview Centennial senior quarterback Dakari Jernigan on Thursday, Oct. 22. Photo by Tina Lopez / C&S Media. A week ago, Sachse starting quarterback Christian McCaffrey left the game in the second quarter with an apparent injury. It was a tough injury...
culturemap.com
Dallas elementary school ranks No. 2 in Texas for 2027, per U.S. News
Twenty Dallas-Fort Worth elementary and middle schools are being hailed as the most brilliant beacons of Texas early education in U.S. News and World Report's new list of ranking the best K-8 schools in the Lone Star State for 2027. One exemplary Dallas ISD school, Sudie L. Williams Talented and...
The Cross Timbers Gazette
Argyle ISD trustee resigns abruptly, board president steps down soon after
Argyle ISD’s board of trustees continues to endure personnel changes after Monday’s meeting saw a trustee walk out after announcing his resignation and the board president step down. Board Secretary Matt Slaton announced his resignation from the board of trustees midway through the meeting Monday evening, and proceeded...
Plano Magazine
Plano ISD responds to memorial, “petition will stay up,” says family
A Plano Senior High School alumnus is calling on Plano ISD to replace a memorial honoring deceased students and alumni after its removal during campus renovations. A petition calling for the replacement of a memorial at Plano Senior High School has gained more than 1,000 signatures. Its organizer is Zack Rabah, whose late brother was among those honored at the site.
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eaglenationonline.com
With Jesuit behind them, Eagles look to face McKinney Boyd
After defeating Dallas Jesuit 54-31 last week, Prosper prepares to face off against the McKinney Boyd Broncos tonight at Children’s Health Stadium at 7 p.m. According to StarLocalMedia.com, Tyler Albert is ranked first in passing production, across the DFW Metroplex for Class 6A. Tyler is standing as the leader in passing yards and passing touchdowns. His plays and individual stat line ranks him in the top 30 quarterbacks for Class 6A statewide. Albert and his teammates worked together to bring the win last Friday, and they intend to come ready to play today as well.
aisd.net
Celebrate National Principals Month with Principal Zahn
October is National Principals Month, so it’s a great time to shine the spotlight on a few of Arlington ISD’s outstanding principals. Today we’re highlighting Jerod Zahn. Zahn is in his first year as the principal of Rodriguez Junior High, but he’s not a new principal. Zahn...
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No. 11 Waxahachie Hosts No. 23 Duncanville With District Top Seed on Line
Duncanville and Waxahachie kick off at 7 p.m. Friday with the top seed in District 11-6A Division I hanging in the balance, a high-stakes rematch between two Class 6A programs that split a pair of dramatic games last season. No. 23 Duncanville travels to No. 11 Waxahachie for the showdown, and the winner is positioned to claim the district's top playoff seed heading into the postseason.
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Arlington ISD students build confidence during White Cane Safety Day
Seven students practiced mobility skills, explored their community, and discovered new experiences during an annual celebration of independence and accessibility. For seven Arlington ISD students, White Cane Safety Day was about more than taking a walk. It was about discovering new experiences, building confidence, and seeing their skills in action.