education

It's one of the easiest, most cost-effective ways to expand your intellectual horizons. What to read? It could be almost anything. And don't forget audio books!

The City of Marshall will take on the topic of reparations this week.

STAAR testing for students in grades 3-12 has been suspended for the first day due to unforeseen technical difficulties.

Time for you to learn how to swim once and for all!

Do you agree with the move by LISD to have students return for the last 6 weeks or should they allow students to finish up the school year remotely?

During the week of their 109th Founders Homecoming Celebration, Jarvis Christian College in Hawkins found out some great news earlier this month that they wanted to share with us!

We're one year in to the COVID-19 pandemic, and its effects are causing a negative trend in Texas college enrollment.

"When I was a public school teacher, I struggled to make ends meet. My coworkers drove Ubers at night and sold their blood plasma for extra money."

If you feel you've stagnated in your work or life generally-speaking, simply learning something new can be a game-changer.

Don't beat yourself if you find you're not always a shining beacon of wisdom. Going through these moments are, too, a way that you continue to grow in wisdom.

I'm amazed at what you can learn to do, for free, using an app that most of us already enjoy every single day.

Lifelong learning is crucial for your mental health If you're feeling down with everything that's going on right now, learning a new skill can be empowering.