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With all precincts reporting and results complete but unofficial Saturday, Denton ISD Board of Trustees incumbents Sheryl English and Barbara Burns kept their seats on Places 1 and 2 on

For retired educators like Phyllis Ruffin, the cost-of-living increase approved by voters last November was expected to be a huge help.

“They so desperately want to deny parents the right to school choice and wanted to force parents into government mandated schools they apparently violated Texas criminal laws,” Gov. Greg Abbott wrote in a post on X Friday.

Denton High School art teacher James Rosin said he’s amazed and grateful to win the Mark and Barbara Smith Trust’s first Corky Stuckenbruck Impact Award.

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The Perot Museum of Science will provide more than 570 schools throughout North Texas with glasses for the event.

Two elementary school principals sent emails urging employees to vote for candidates who support public schools.

It seems like Denton ISD leaders only just ironed out the wrinkle in their employee insurance plans, but district officials are already forecasting what may come for the next open

A 30-year-old woman turned herself in on a felony arrest warrant Tuesday after she allegedly incited a fight between middle school students, according to a Denton police report.

The state Attorney General's Office called for a temporary injunction against Denton's school board, its superintendent and two employees.