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.
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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.
Houston ISD has finalized its annual staff changes, with several schools experiencing significant teacher turnover. The Houston Chronicle reveals which campuses lost the most educators this year.
The latest Niche rankings spotlight Texas’ top private schools, highlighting academic excellence and student success. Houston Chronicle reveals the standout institutions shaping the state’s educational landscape.
TEA Commissioner Mike Morath discusses Houston ISD’s challenges, including its “bumpy ride,” high teacher turnover, and efforts to improve student outcomes, addressing concerns raised by educators and community leaders.
Houston area school districts have announced back-to-school dates for the upcoming academic year. Families are advised to check individual district calendars for specific start times and important deadlines.
As a state takeover of Fort Worth ISD nears, Houston families express growing concern over student safety and educational quality, highlighting broader anxieties about district management and community impact.
Children at Risk and the Houston Chronicle reveal HISD’s top and struggling schools in 2025. The annual report highlights academic performance, growth, and equity across the district, guiding parents and policymakers.
Houston Chronicle highlights the top 10 most improved elementary schools in Houston, showcasing significant gains in student performance and innovative teaching methods driving community success.
Children at Risk’s latest report ranks Houston’s top and bottom charter schools based on performance and student outcomes, highlighting key successes and areas needing improvement in the city’s education landscape.
Houston ISD and other local schools are ensuring students continue receiving meals despite the government shutdown. Meal distribution sites remain open to support children facing food insecurity.
Houston Chronicle’s latest map reveals enrollment declines in the city’s innermost schools, highlighting shifting demographics and challenges facing local education systems amid evolving community needs.
Children at Risk’s 2025 Houston report reveals top and bottom elementary schools, highlighting standout achievers and those needing improvement. The Houston Chronicle details rankings, shedding light on education quality across the city.
HISD’s Wheatley High School has appointed a new principal, marking a leadership change aimed at boosting student success. The Houston Chronicle reports the new head’s plans to prioritize academic achievement and community engagement.
Houston Independent School District’s Transportation Department ensures safe, timely bus services for over 200,000 students daily. The district continuously upgrades its fleet and routes to enhance efficiency and student safety.
Parents have filed a federal lawsuit against Houston ISD, alleging the district used their child’s preferred pronouns without consent, raising questions about privacy and parental rights in schools.
A HISD teacher faces termination following a complaint related to special education services, Houston Chronicle reports. The district is reviewing the case amid concerns over student support and compliance.
The HISD board voted to fire a 38-year teaching veteran, defying the TEA examiner’s recommendation to retain the teacher. The decision has sparked debate over district policies and educator rights.
The University of Houston is tightening admission standards as applications surge. Increased competition and higher academic benchmarks mean prospective students will face tougher entry requirements starting this fall.
Houston-area schools are adjusting to a new Texas law requiring parental consent for student healthcare decisions. The policy shift presents challenges and prompts schools to update protocols to ensure compliance.