The Texas Education Agency has announced an extension of its takeover of Houston ISD after a comprehensive evaluation. The decision aims to address ongoing challenges within the district, according to ABC13 Houston.
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HISD Superintendent Mike Miles announced that the district has no F-rated schools for 2025, ahead of the official Texas Education Agency ratings release. This marks a significant achievement in Houston’s educational progress.
Houston-area school districts are boosting starting teacher salaries to attract talent. The Houston Chronicle reports on which districts offer the highest pay, highlighting competitive efforts amid growing demand for educators.
Houston ISD’s virtual school is appealing its ‘D’ rating from the Texas Education Agency, citing extenuating circumstances and efforts to improve student outcomes, the district confirmed to the Houston Chronicle.
Houston’s education sector is set to transform in 2025 with AI integration. Nucamp.co’s complete guide offers insights on leveraging AI tech to boost learning outcomes and streamline teaching in local schools and universities.
Houston ISD started the 2024 school year with two teacher vacancies, the district confirmed. Officials say the number remains low amid ongoing recruitment efforts to fill critical roles across campuses.
Houston ISD will begin the 2025-26 school year with approximately 10,500 teachers, aiming to maintain stable staffing amid growing student enrollment, district officials announced.
Explore the Houston Chronicle’s comprehensive guide to Houston Independent School District (HISD), answering your most common questions about enrollment, policies, and resources to help families navigate the school year with confidence.
HISD’s Board of Managers will hold its regular meeting Thursday. Key agenda items include budget updates, school safety measures, and new academic programs. The meeting aims to address pressing district issues and future plans.
Here are Houston ISD’s top-rated schools according to the latest A-F accountability ratings. The Houston Chronicle highlights campuses excelling in academics, reflecting ongoing district efforts to boost student achievement.
The Texas Education Agency has approved a new charter high school in Houston, aimed at expanding educational options and addressing local demand for quality public schooling. Community Impact reports increased enthusiasm.
The Texas Education Agency’s 2025 ratings reveal Houston’s top and bottom school districts. While several districts showed significant improvements, others struggled to meet state standards, highlighting ongoing educational challenges in the region.
Texas university presidents face growing challenges as federal scrutiny intensifies. Balancing compliance and institutional autonomy, they weigh risks amid mounting pressure on higher education policies.
Texas ranks fourth in virtual school enrollment nationwide, raising questions about its effectiveness. As digital classrooms expand, educators and families weigh benefits against challenges in online learning.
Aldine ISD kicks off the 2025-26 school year Monday. Key updates include new safety protocols, revised school start times, and expanded extracurricular options. Parents and students should review schedules and guidelines ahead of the first day.
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo urges no cuts to early childhood education funding, emphasizing the importance of letting voters decide on the issue. She highlights the critical role of early learning in community growth.
An open-enrollment charter school is expanding in the Houston area with two new locations. The move aims to increase access to quality education for local families. KHOU will provide ongoing coverage.
Houston ISD more than doubled its number of high-rated schools in the latest preliminary state ratings, district officials announced. The improvement highlights ongoing efforts to boost academic performance.
Houston ISD has condemned a planned student sick-out protesting Superintendent Mike Miles. The district emphasized student safety and urged parents to keep children in school, stressing constructive dialogue over absences.
Texas House and Senate lawmakers have reached an $8.5 billion agreement to boost school funding, marking a significant investment in education statewide, according to Houston Public Media.