Texas State Technical College in Harlingen is addressing the Rio Grande Valley’s skilled labor gap with a new plumbing and pipefitting program, slated to begin
Veronica Kortan has been announced as the lone finalist for Harlingen CISD Superintendent, signaling a pivotal shift in leadership for the Rio Grande Valley’s education
VIDA’s ambitious plan to empower 1,000 students in the Rio Grande Valley by 2025 highlights its commitment to enhancing education and workforce development through strategic
In a remarkable display of community cohesion, South Texas College, backed by United Way of South Texas, has amplified its efforts to tackle food insecurity
In a move reflecting the broader challenges of educational institutions, La Joya ISD has closed Zapata Elementary due to budget constraints and declining enrollment, consolidating
The inaugural cross-border firefighter training initiative in McAllen, led by the City of McAllen and South Texas College, brought together first responders from the U.S.
The Pharr-San Juan-Alamo Independent School District is igniting student creativity with its Beetlejuice-themed STEM Camp, blending the whimsical with hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math
Step into the past with Texas Southmost College’s “Living History Day,” where gripping reenactments, historical costumes, and powerful cannon firings offer an immersive journey through
South Texas College’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program is once again offering free tax preparation services for individuals earning $65,000 or less, providing a
The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV) is revolutionizing education in the region with innovative programs designed to address local professional shortages and retain