Houston universities prepare for ongoing challenges as Trump-era policies continue to impact funding, immigration, and research priorities. Officials brace for uncertainty in the upcoming academic year.
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The pay-for-performance dispute between Houston ISD and its largest teachers union continues in court Thursday. The case centers on compensation disagreements, impacting district-employee relations and contract negotiations.
Laura Isensee has been named the new education editor at the Houston Chronicle. She will lead coverage on local schools, policy, and education issues, bringing extensive reporting experience to the role.
The Texas Education Agency announced the Houston ISD state takeover will continue through 2027, aiming to improve academic performance and district management following persistent challenges.
A criminal probe is underway into an HISD police officer accused of misusing his badge, raising concerns over potential abuse of power. Authorities are investigating the extent of the officer’s actions.
Photos capture the memorial honoring Rod Paige, former HISD superintendent and U.S. Secretary of Education. Community members gathered to celebrate his impactful legacy in Houston’s education system.
Navigating Texas’ special education system can be daunting for parents. This Houston Chronicle guide breaks down key components like IEP, IDEA, and ARDs, offering crucial insights to support children with disabilities.
Houston ISD teacher and union leader reassigned once more amid ongoing criticism of district leadership. The move raises concerns about administrative transparency and the treatment of outspoken staff.
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HISD claims 15 schools don’t use the district’s curriculum. A Fact Check by the Houston Chronicle examines the accuracy of this statement, exploring curriculum usage across Houston Independent School District campuses.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and Houston schools leader, has died at 92. Celebrated for his dedication to America’s youth, Paige’s legacy in education reform left a lasting impact nationwide.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and Houston ISD superintendent, has died at 92. Paige was known for his leadership in education reform and impact on Houston’s public schools.
Funeral services are scheduled for Dr. Rod Paige, former U.S. Education Secretary and HISD superintendent, FOX 26 Houston reports. Paige was a key figure in education reform, remembered for his impactful legacy.
Houston ISD is experiencing a sharper decline in student enrollment than earlier estimates indicated, according to an internal document obtained by Houston Public Media. The drop raises concerns over funding and resource allocation.
Houston ISD’s K-12 school choice applications for the upcoming academic year will open soon. Families should prepare to apply early to secure spots in their preferred schools. Stay tuned for exact dates and important deadlines.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked 11 Texas school districts from displaying the Ten Commandments, citing constitutional concerns. The ruling halts the controversial installations pending further legal review.
Houston ISD is enhancing campus safety measures this year with increased security personnel, updated emergency protocols, and partnerships with local law enforcement to ensure a secure learning environment for all students.
Rod Paige, former U.S. Secretary of Education and architect of the “Houston Miracle,” has died at 92. Paige is remembered for his impactful education reforms and leadership in improving Houston’s public schools.
Houston-area school districts have announced their start dates for the 2025-26 academic year. Classes will begin between mid-August and early September, varying by district. Families are advised to check local schedules for details.
The Houston Independent School District board voted unanimously to remove a teacher and union leader from the classroom, citing concerns over conduct. The decision marks a significant move in the ongoing labor tensions within HISD.