The transportation collaboration between Amarillo College and the City of Amarillo, which lets anyone with an AC identification card ride city buses for free, just received a big monetary boost from the Kresge Foundation.
Amarillo College was the receiver of a Bronze-level seal of recognition from ALL IN CAMPUS Democracy Challenge for having an increase in student body turnout to vote.
The Board of Directors of the Panhandle of Texas Chapter AGC (Associated General Contractors) has voted to donate $10,000 to the Canyon ISD Construction Program.
The Office of Campus to Community and Experiential Learning at West Texas A&M University will host a presentation regarding research on Hispanic serving institutions and their students.
Cursive has always been a part of the school curriculum, but after technology became more prevalent, the amount that cursive was taught drastically decreased.
A research scientist from Texas Tech University will discuss the impact the swine industry has on the environment as part of Amarillo College’s STEM Lecture series.
Xcel Energy employees surprised 45 teachers at 20 Amarillo-area schools this week with boxes of supplies the teachers had posted on an online wish list.
Administration with Texas Tech and the Texas Tech University System are in Amarillo for the groundbreaking ceremony for the upcoming School of Veterinary Medicine.
Parents of Spearman ISD students had the chance to learn the do’s and don’ts of social media safey this evening, but it wasn’t just any ordinary lecture.
Amarillo College is celebrating its 90th Anniversary today, which is a significant milestone that has exceeded the expectations of even its most visionary founders.
The Adobe Education Team has named Dr. Emily Kinsky, an associate professor in the WTAMU Department of Communications, a member of the Adobe Education Team.
Amarillo College will unveil an enhanced relocation plan during a public forum scheduled at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4 in the Bud Joyner Auditorium at the Downtown Campus, 1314 S. Polk St.
George Clift, ALC, owner of Clift Land Brokers and Gary Sutherland, Associate Broker of Pampa, were in the area on Friday handing out checks to Miami and Canadian schools.
The Amarillo Independent School District Board of Trustees approved an agenda item to give $125 to teachers, counselors, nurses and librarians for school supplies.
The Ranger Roundup Learning Center will open its doors on a limited basis on Monday, Aug. 10 as a joint project of Perryton ISD and Ochiltree General Hospital.
To start off the school year on a positive note, officers from the Amarillo Police Department and firefighters from the Amarillo Fire Department welcomed students to their first day of school.
The Amarillo Fire Department and other medical organizations introduced “Stop the Bleed” kits to schools in the Amarillo Independent School District and Canyon Independent School District today.
A workshop during the Lubbock Independent School District’s Board of Trustees meeting Thursday morning shined a light on two options the district has if it were to arm teachers.
The Texas Tech School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo is one step closer to becoming a reality and is waiting for approval from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Timber Creek is known for its equine cloning but instead of reading about the process in textbooks, some students helped deliver and worked with the clones.
Amarillo representative Four Price's House Bill 18 was signed by Governor Abbott and is intended to give additional mental health services to students in Texas public schools.
House Bill 3 will raise the Basic Allotment per student, adopt kindergarten through third grade reading standards, create the first dyslexia program in the state of Texas and much more.
According to a Texas A&M System release, the funds are meant to enable better service to the Texas Panhandle at-large and allow the hiring of more professors.
