One of the largest school districts in Texas announced it will require students to use clear or mesh backpacks following the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. The Dallas Independent School ...

A school district in Texas is banning all middle school and high school students from carrying backpacks on campus. The DeSoto Independent School District will begin enforcing its no-backpack ...

An officer walks outside of Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, on May 24, 2022. - An 18-year-old gunman killed 14 children and a teacher at an elementary school in Texas on Tuesday ...

some school districts and organizations are holding events to help North Texas children get ready. Events include backpack giveaways, health checkups, and vendors with resources. Here is a list of ...

But what about other school districts across North Texas? Dallas ISD started requiring clear or mesh backpacks for 6 through 12 graders in 2022. In 2023, the school district extended the ...

NORTH TEXAS – Police are investigating how a loaded gun ended up in a second-grade student's backpack at a North Texas school on Wednesday. The incident was reported at 8:22 a.m. at the ...

NORTH RICHLAND HILLS, Texas — Police are investigating at a North Richland Hills charter school after finding a loaded gun in the backpack of a second-grade student on Wednesday morning ...

Clear backpacks have long been a controversial way for administrators to improve school security, and their popularity has remained somewhat stagnant nationwide over the past 20 years. Only about ...

Here is a good back-to-school guide to use. Molina Healthcare of Texas will host a Backpacks, Books and Bright Futures event in Clint to help local students start the new academic year ready for ...

Brown Convention Center Saturday, Aug. 3, for the Mayor’s Back 2 School Fest. The event will provide up to 25,000 kindergarten through 5th-grade students with backpacks, school supplies ...

Dallas Independent School District announced on July 2 that all students would be required to carry a clear or mesh backpack next year. But what about other school districts across North Texas?