Houston leaders and educators remember former Education Secretary Rod Paige for his impactful leadership and dedication to improving education. His legacy continues to inspire local schools and communities.
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HISD data reveals a significant drop in student enrollment in early childhood education programs. Experts express concern over potential impacts on student preparedness and long-term academic success.
HISD superintendent Mike Miles claims his curriculum is “high quality,” but it has sparked controversy as it hasn’t undergone formal vetting, raising concerns about transparency and educational standards within the district.
HISD School Choice applications are now open for the 2024-2025 school year. Families can apply for specialized programs and school options through April 22. Early submission is advised due to limited seats.
A Houston-area high school student has died following a fight on campus, authorities confirm. The incident is under investigation as the community mourns the loss and calls for increased school safety measures.
Texas superintendents warn that school takeovers are not a sustainable solution for improving student learning. They argue for more long-term support and resources to boost educational outcomes, says Houston Public Media.
Texas colleges are set to lose nearly $60 million in federal grants aimed at Hispanic-Serving Institutions, raising concerns over funding cuts for programs supporting Hispanic student success.
The Houston Chronicle highlights the top-rated middle and elementary schools in the Houston area, providing parents with essential insights to make informed decisions about their children’s education.
The Texas Education Agency has announced its takeover of the Lake Worth, Connally, and Beaumont school districts, citing ongoing performance and governance concerns. The move aims to improve education quality and accountability.
Trustee candidates in Houston ISD may gain voting power before their terms end, potentially altering board decisions. The change aims to involve incoming members earlier in district governance, officials say.
Former Houston ISD trustees reflect on Rod Paige’s transformative impact on education in Houston. Paige’s leadership reshaped policies, boosting student achievement and setting new standards for the district’s future.
Texas Education Chief met with Turning Point USA to discuss the group’s plans for expanding its presence in high schools. The meeting highlights ongoing debates over political activism in education.
A former Houston ISD parent has launched a rival Mandarin immersion school, challenging existing programs. The new school aims to offer enhanced language education and foster cultural awareness in the community.
Houston ISD schools implementing controversial instructional reforms are experiencing sharper enrollment declines compared to other campuses, raising concerns about the impact of these changes on student retention.
Spring ISD is launching a turnaround plan for Dekaney High to avoid a state takeover. The district aims to boost academic performance through staff changes, increased resources, and community engagement, Houston Chronicle reports.
HISD aims to partner with outside pre-K programs in a dual enrollment effort, enhancing early education access and alignment. The collaboration seeks to boost readiness and streamline transitions for Houston students.
Houston Independent School District is experiencing notable student departures this school year, as families seek alternatives amid ongoing challenges. Enrollment data reveals key trends impacting HISD’s future.
Exclusive: Texas will launch its long-debated school voucher program in February, documents reveal. The initiative aims to expand education choices for families, sparking varied reactions statewide.
HISD approved $182.5 million in bonds to fund a new career and technical education center, aiming to enhance workforce training and expand opportunities for students across Houston.
HISD is successfully retaining higher-rated teachers, Superintendent Mike Miles announced. The district’s renewed focus on evaluations aims to keep top talent and improve student outcomes, Miles told the Houston Chronicle.