
The Texas Council of Teachers of English Language Arts honored Northwest ISD educators — the kind of news that rarely travels past the school parking lot.

Public meetings have been held. The boundary maps are online. Now it goes to the board.

Q1 is done. Students have today and Monday off; second quarter starts Tuesday, October 13.

Northwest ISD's boundary meetings are live this week — the board votes November 9, and that's the finish line.

Voters approved Prop A eleven months ago — here's what $12 million in new operations funding looks like in classrooms this fall.

Two dates to put on the fridge — and one stadium that's not where you think it is.

The second of three public input sessions is Wednesday at 6 p.m. — and the board votes in November.

Free evening events at each high school let students and families see exactly which career programs their campus offers — then a district-wide college fair closes the month on October 29.

Northwest ISD named its fourth high school's mascot last week. Proposed rezoning maps that determine where your kid goes in 2027 are now public.

The Diamondbacks won the student vote. Now comes the part that changes which school your kid actually attends.

Gates open at 6, the music starts at 7 — and this is the one night a year all three high school marching bands take the field together.

TEA dropped its A-F ratings Thursday; the appeals clock is already running.