Back to School

Can you believe back to school is almost here for the South Plains? When Do Lubbock Area Schools Go Back To School? We take a look at all the fun back-to-school events before the school year starts. A lot of these events are free and give out school supplies...

For the second year in a row Covenant Medical Group is giving back to the community as school is almost back in session.

The United Family is a staple in many communities across Texas and as school is just around the corner they are giving back to some Lubbock area schools.

Every fall semester the freshmen class is allowed to move onto campus a few days earlier than the upper classmen for freshmen orientation.

We all know every year parents love to show off their kids school pictures on social media. One sheriff's department is reminding parents what to do and not do.

It’s that time of year, so let the back-to-school preparations begin! A good backpack can make or break the new semester, so it’s important to pick one that will meet all the needs of the modern student. It has to look good and also have enough space for pens, pencils, textbooks and Trapper Keepers. Wait, you’re telling me it’s 2022 and no one uses Trapper Keepers anymore? Oh, alright. In that case, keep reading for some of the best backpacks for the 2022 back-to-school season!

Free immunizations are being offered for kids preparing to go back to school.

Looking for something fun to do and help others? Check out this awesome event coming to Lubbock. With how much school supplies cost, this event is helping raise supplies for others. "We are proud to be able to put this event together...

With classes set to kick off in Lubbock in August, families across the Hub City are already back to school shopping.

School is just around the corner and so is the Lone Star State's tax-free weekend, so you better put both in your calendar.

With the first day of school rapidly approaching, some people and schools are talking about pushing back the start time.

Far below the average for the Lubbock area, it appears that the majority of parents in the United States feel safe sending children back to school.