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Looking for something fun to do and help others? Check out this awesome event coming to Lubbock. With how much school supplies cost, this event is helping raise supplies for others. "We are proud to be able to put this event together...

Deciding to go back to school while also working full time is a huge task.

School is just around the corner and so is the Lone Star State's tax-free weekend, so you better put both in your calendar.

In Lubbock, we have some great schools and districts, but one school in particular is making some big headlines.

I don't know many people who are fans of school fundraisers. Whether it's the student who is supposed to sell candy bars, gift wrapping, magazines, or now household products. Or the parents who are really the ones in charge of selling the fundraising items to neighbors, friends, and coworkers. That ...

A professor in California that goes by the username @genx_professor on TikTok, posted a series of videos showing exactly what teachers can see on Canvas and Blackboard

A Texas school district is being sued by the ACLU over a dress code issue that the ACLU claims in gender-based and caused "irreparable harm" on students that were forced to get haircuts or be suspended from school. According to the Texas Tribune, Magnolia ISD has a dress code that says boys can't have long hair...

It's almost that time again. Kids will start going back to school soon in Lubbock and hopefully this will be a somewhat normal year where most, if not all instruction is done face to face and in a classroom. It also means we will start seeing more back to school sales, fundraisers, and drives...

Dr. Rollo was asked if she anticipates some parents not being comfortable sending their kids to school the following school year. Rollo said that she would love to be able to start school normally, but she does not really expect that to be the case. They are working on blended options for both physical location learning and remote learning. She later reinforced that parents will have options.

A foundation created by Lubbock County school district parents awarded 25 $1,000 scholarships to graduating Roosevelt High School seniors Thursday (May 16th).