Lessons on stars and galaxies often turn into something much bigger than a quick science unit. For Gifted and Talented (GT) elementary students, the night sky turns into a starting point for big questions...

“The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.” It’s a phrase many remember from science class, where concepts of biology--like cell theory and DNA--are able to shape students’ understanding...

Texas High School’s diverse CTE program allows students the freedom to not only follow their passions, but pursue them in earnest and extend their skills beyond the academic sphere.  Under the CTE...

On a daily basis, we are surrounded by a vivid arrangement of colors such as pink, vermillion, shagreen, yellow, orange and the list goes on. For a millennium, scientists have been trying to understand...

7,188,071 cases.  205,942 deaths.  While these are the numbers, COVID-19 has changed every life in the United States. What started out as a virus affecting just a few people spread to millions,...

Senior Macheala McAdams and junior Kaitlyn Gordon attended an award ceremony for the National Center for Women and Information Technology on March 28 where they were honored with the 2018 DFW Affiliate...

The annual Environmental Expo was held last Thursday, 5:30 p.m. in the Dan Haskins Student Center. The event was orchestrated by Kelly Rowland, the AP Environmental Science (APES) teacher, and her students....

Amy Baker-Kireev has been a part of the Tiger family for many years now. After graduating from Texas High, she went to New Mexico Tech to study biology and then ended up back in TISD teaching. Q. When...