Denton County AgriLife is excited to announce its learning offerings for youth. The program provides a unique opportunity for children and teenagers to learn valuable life skills while having fun and making new friends.

(L-R) Auxiliary of the Year Autumn Campbell, Ector ISD Superintendent Jennifer Morris, and Teacher of the Year David Eaton. Ector ISD took a break in the day to day routine for their 3rd Annual Crawfish Boil & Dogs held for the staff & their immediate families. Bounce houses were enjoyed by the children and the staff enjoyed lots of laughs & genuine fellowship with their co-workers & families.

On Saturday, June 10 from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., join us at the Creative Arts Center at 200 W. 5th St. Bonham, TX for an art party to remember! Kids ages 4-11 will engage in a paint-along project as Mrs. Jaye leads the class. All supplies are included, and snacks will be served. Registration for this event is required via email to BonArtCenter@gmail.com or call 903-640-2196.

Texas A&M University-Commerce recently introduced Jump Start College, a summer program designed to help new students smoothly transition into college life.

The Fannin County Special Education office will be destroying records from the 2016 school year. Please contact Judy Baker at 903-583-5528, Ext. 3500 if you are interested in getting your records.

Ector ISD superintendent Jennifer Morris said, "I am very excited to offer free meals for our students next school year!"

With a variety of activities and projects to choose from, your child will have a blast exploring their imaginative side. Give your child the gift of art this summer and sign up for our art camp today!

A Dodd City ISD bus is parked in front of the Bois d'Arc Lake Operations Center during the 2022 Summer CPE Educator Conference. The 2023 Dodd City ISD/Bois d’Arc Lake Annual Summer CPE Educator Conference is a unique educator conference in a unique location OPEN TO ALL area educators. Ask yourself, "How many Professional Development conferences can you attend on the shore of a 16,000-acre lake in a beautiful rural setting?"

Beginning fall 2023, the $651,000 grant will cover tuition and fees for candidates entering the rigorous, two-year Master of Educational Leadership program with a STEM concentration; candidates to be drawn from Cedar Hill, Dallas, DeSoto, Duncanville and Lancaster independent school districts

$19.9 million grant from LEGO Foundation to fund national study administered by Temple University and SMU Center on Research and Evaluation (CORE)

Registration is required by emailing BonArtCenter@gmail.com or calling 903-640-2196.

Melissa High School's production of Matilda has been nominated for Outstanding Musical, Outstanding Direction, Outstanding Choreography, Outstanding Lighting Design, Outstanding Lead Performer, and Outstanding Supporting Performer.

On the eve of its 175th year, Austin College announces the largest single gift in the college’s history, a $20 million bequest from the estate of Clifford J. Grum of Lufkin, Texas. The bequest will fund the Westminster Scholarship Program to provide full-tuition scholarships for eligible students, beginning in 2024-2025.

Ector ISD has many talented students that are a part of extra-curricular activities that reach far beyond a basketball gym or baseball field! This year we have a senior who has already made his mark behind the wheel of a racecar and we cannot wait to see how far he will go post graduation.

A Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees of Bonham ISD will be held May 22, 2023, beginning at 6:00 PM in the Bonham ISD Administration Center, 1005 Chestnut Street, Bonham, TX 75418.

Southeastern Oklahoma State University, the University of North Texas (UNT), Southern Methodist University, the University of Texas Arlington, and Dallas College along with a network of 25 other participating organizations in North Central Texas and Southeastern Oklahoma, have been awarded $1 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Regional Innovation Engines, or NSF Engines, program.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott today announced that over $9 million has been awarded by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) to fund nearly 1,500 scholarships through the Texas Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Scholarship program. These scholarships will help improve and expand emergency care across the state by growing Texas' EMS workforce, particularly in rural and undeserved areas.