BE THE HERO AND RESCUE YOURSELF: Creating the Inner Courage to Wear Your Own Cape
BOOK REVIEW AND Q & A WITH AUTHOR KELLY FUHLMAN By Sheryl Lilly Pidgeon From dyslexia, drug addiction, and trauma, there were many times when
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Dallas College’s New Branding Honors 50-Year History and Aims for the Future
By Malcolm Hornsby | Contributor The shift to Dallas College’s single accreditation not only brought with it a new unified structure, it also ushered in
State Fair of Texas Announces Revised 2020 Creative Arts Contests
Photo Credit: State Fair of Texas® Archives By Karissa Condoianis, Senior VP, PR, State Fair of Texas | Contributor Dating back to 1886, creative arts
Should I Home-School My Child? Pros & Cons to Consider
By Heather Levin | Contributor Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many schools shut down for the remainder of the 2020 school year to stop the spread
Cary Israel Leaves A Legacy at Collin College
Cary Israel Leaves A Legacy at Collin College By Jenny Wood/ Education & Schools Editor When Cary Israel took the helm of Collin County’s
SAT’s High School Timeline and Resources
SAT’s High School Timeline FRESHMAN Create a high school plan. Make sure you know what high school courses are required by colleges and that you´re taking
Is My Teen Depressed?
We’ve all heard the saying, “The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” Even though we know better, we sometimes let
