Omar Zapata

Voters across Hidalgo County on Tuesday went to the polls to vote in school board races for the Hidalgo, Mercedes, La Villa, South Texas ISD, Edcouch-Elsa, Valley View and La Joya school districts.

Donna ISD unveiled the completion of its first Outdoor Learning Center this week as part of a list of projects from a $120 million bond initiative to invest in early childhood education.

McALLEN — With the football season halfway done, you probably can tell if your team is a contender or pretender and Howling Rabbits, a restaurant and brewery is the perfect place to celebrate your team’s success or at least have some good craft beer made on-site to forget about the terrible season.

A student group from the Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen is set to lead a Women’s Health Fair in San Juan on Saturday where attendees can expect free health screenings, flu shots, educational presentations and learn about community resources.

Once in the shoes of the students she teaches today, McAllen ISD's Deisy Trevino, an English language teacher, uses her experience to help students who recently have moved, which earned her to be named among the top five finalists for the Elementary Educator of the Year.

EDINBURG — The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley in collaboration with the Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) unveiled a new center that is aimed to support local cyber security and give students hands-on experience for the real cyber world.

After canvassing the votes from the Nov. 5 election, the PSJA and Weslaco school boards welcomed newly elected trustees on Monday and also re-organized board leadership.

The Edinburg Consolidated School District on Tuesday canvassed the votes from the Nov. 5 election, conducted the oath of office and elected board members into officer positions.

The South Texas College Advanced Manufacturing Technology program (AMT) is set to launch a course in artificial intelligence (AI) in manufacturing, equipping students with skills for the future of AI in the workforce.

Adults aged 18 to 26 are getting a second chance at earning their high school diploma and post-secondary credentials through a Region One Education Service Center dropout recover program, which recently received $450,000 to bolster those efforts.