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College Station Education News

For readers in College Station, this page covers school funding, student performance, policy shifts, classroom instruction and learning outcomes. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it.

Board Approves $11.8M RELLIS Water Tower

Board Approves $11.8M RELLIS Water Tower

Texas A&M's regents approved nearly $11.8 million for a new one-million-gallon water tower at the RELLIS campus.

Live Poll

Should Texas use state money to expand public university infrastructure?


Administration

Live Poll

Do you trust your local schools to effectively manage student safety and disciplinary issues?

Administration

College Station School Confiscates Two Pocket Knives

Administrators at Southwood Valley Elementary secured two knives from students following separate incidents.

College Station School Confiscates Two Pocket Knives

Scholarships

Live Poll

Is the path to college football success becoming more accessible for athletes in your community?

Scholarships

Ramarian Tillman Earned Texas A&M Football Scholarship

Coach Mike Elko announced the walk-on athlete's scholarship award during a recent team meeting.

Ramarian Tillman Earned Texas A&M Football Scholarship

College Applications

Live Poll

Do you trust that your local public university is effectively serving the needs of your community?

College Applications

Texas A&M University Celebrated 150th Anniversary

The institution held a sesquicentennial ceremony in College Station to honor its growth from 1876 to today.

Texas A&M University Celebrated 150th Anniversary

College Life

Live Poll

Does knowing your family's history at an institution make you feel more connected to it?

College Life

Texas A&M Family Verifies Link to First Student

The Lawrence family has officially confirmed their direct lineage to the university's first student, John Archibald McIver.

Texas A&M Family Verifies Link to First Student

More in Education

Day to day, that means local funding debates, the release of student data, shifts in instructional standards and administrative changes at area institutions. Reporting spans across the city and into the surrounding communities. Funding availability and state mandates act as the primary drivers behind the decisions made at the local level. Enrollment shifts and the evolving demand for specific career preparation programs remain the most persistent themes in regional coverage.