Lina Ruiz

A Mansfield ISD preschool has a unique curriculum that high school interns get to experience first hand while considering education careers.

A lawsuit alleges that two child care centers in North Texas that employed the same teacher did not report abuse claims to state officials.

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker is having discussions with higher education institutions on how to solve issues in the early childhood education world, she said.

Reliable child care helps parents focus on their jobs and “keep our Texas economy strong,” a Texas Workforce Commission official said.

Leadership at the law firm say their high retention and loyalty of staff comes from an emphasis on work-life balance.

The director of the KinderFrogs School at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth says there’s a desire to serve more students by moving into a larger space.

A national survey representing 2,700 mothers sheds light on what obstacles families face for their children.

The curriculum for elementary school students contains references to religious texts with a main focus on biblical and Christian teachings.

Local volunteers who are part of the national program help mentor children at North Texas child care centers.

The university was recently awarded a grant to figure out the needs of its students who are also parents. Here’s why it’s focusing on those students.

Early learning experts are voicing concerns around how much funding families could receive for a private pre-K program.

The pilot program will be implemented for the 2025-26 school year. Here’s what it entails.

More than a dozen schools in Fort Worth ISD will keep students in the classroom through the end of June. Here’s why.

Results from a poll of 500 parents and other concerned citizens were released by the Fort Worth Education Partnership.

In addition to security, the badges will allow students to check out library books and buy lunch food.

Children in the Tanglewood neighborhood with connections to Camp Mystic and victims of the Central Texas floods are making necklaces and bracelets for relief efforts.

What great kids! These 9-year-old twins will sell more lemonade Sunday after already raising $5,000 for Camp Mystic victims.

The ratings give a snapshot of how schools and districts are performing academically.

An administrative delay related to funding prompted Head Start to suspend services in Tarrant County.

One of the siblings had attended Camp Mystic just weeks before floods ravaged the area.