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Solutions for high-priced college textbooks
TEXOMA -- The steady rise of college textbook prices is a concern for many Texoma students starting college this week. This Mom's Everyday Money segment, focuses on ways your college student can work around these increased costs.
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Austin College recognized in book
SHERMAN, TX -- A local college is being recognized for it's capacity to change lives. Austin College is included in the updated edition of an influential book released Tuesday.
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Bullying: An economic issue
SHERMAN, TX -- Whether you've been bullied or regretful for being a bully in the past, the subject has become a hot topic in recent years. For this Mom's Everyday Money segment, we look at how bullying can not only affect us emotionally, but economically as well.
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Tips to get ready for school in the morning
GRAYSON COUNTY, TX -- Sherman and Denison students joined others heading back to class Monday but it's not too late to work on ways to make your child's first day a little easier.
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Denison HS “Fish Camp” set for Friday, July 27th
Fish Camp, the annual orientation for all incoming Denison High School freshmen, is set for Friday, July 27th from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in the DHS Commons. Members of the Class of 2016 will have their student ID photos made and receive important information as well as free t-shirts at the event.
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Gainesville is spraying for mosquitoes
City of Gainesville is spraying for mosquitoes.
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SISD Technology Camp teaches students the past and present
SHERMAN, TX-- For over a decade, Beth Weeks, the Sherman ISD Campus Technology Specialist has been incorporating education with technology.
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Van Alstyne High School gets iPads
School is out in Van Alstyne, but some teachers were back in the classroom today to learn about their new educational tools.
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Candidate forum scheduled in Ardmore
ARDMORE, OK - Ardmore Young Professionals and The Ardmoreite would like to invite you to attend their Meet the Candidate Forum on Tuesday, February 7th at 6:00 pm at the Ardmore Public Library.
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Education officials decry 'over-testing' in Texas
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - State Board of Education members have pressed the Texas education commissioner about whether high-stakes standardized testing is warping classroom teaching to ensure students spend more time preparing for the exams then actual learning.
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