A HISD parent activist has won a special education complaint against the Houston school district, highlighting ongoing challenges in providing adequate support for students with disabilities, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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Houston-area school board trustee elections in November will shape local education policies. Key districts face competitive races, with voters deciding critical leadership roles amid ongoing debates on curriculum and funding.
Cy-Fair ISD announced it will offer three virtual school programs for the next academic year, expanding online learning options to meet diverse student needs and enhance educational access.
The Houston ISD takeover commission heard emotional testimonies from teachers recounting trauma and challenges faced in classrooms, highlighting urgent needs for support and systemic reform.
As the 2025-26 school year approaches, 1 in 4 Houston ISD teachers start uncertified, raising concerns about teacher preparedness and student outcomes, the Houston Chronicle reports.
A recent TEA letter highlights critical differences between the Houston and Fort Worth ISD takeovers, underscoring varied approaches and challenges faced by Texas education authorities in managing district interventions.
Houston ISD launches a new initiative connecting local businesses and nonprofits with lower-rated schools to boost resources and support student success, aiming to close achievement gaps across the district.
Houston ISD failed to implement special education plans in compliance with federal regulations, a recent report reveals. The district faces scrutiny as families seek accountability for unmet legal requirements.
Houston ISD unveils a new partnership plan aimed at boosting its top-performing schools through community and business collaboration, enhancing resources and opportunities for students, officials announced.
The HISD Board of Managers voted to terminate the union leader amid ongoing tensions. The decision marks a significant shift in district-labor relations, with implications for upcoming contract negotiations.
The future of annual state testing hangs in the balance as the Trump administration reviews key education policies. Decisions made now could reshape accountability and student assessment nationwide.
The Texas Education Agency has released its latest campus ratings. See how your school scored in the new TEA assessments with the Houston Chronicle’s detailed guide. Search by campus to find out more.
The Texas Education Agency has taken control of Fort Worth ISD, replacing its elected school board amid ongoing concerns about governance and student performance, marking a significant state intervention in the district.
Explore how many teachers have left Houston ISD campuses amid the state takeover. The Houston Chronicle’s interactive tool lets you search each campus to see teacher turnover and its impact on the district.
HISD announces a new initiative allowing top high schools to be managed by external partners, aiming to boost performance and innovation. The move marks a significant shift in district oversight.
Maria Benzon, Michael McDonough, and incumbent Bridget Wade secured victories in the Houston ISD school board elections, according to Houston Public Media. Their wins mark key developments in local education governance.
Houston ISD has tightened oversight to curb misuse of graduation committees, improving accountability. These reforms may help the district exit the state intervention plan soon, officials say.
Houston ISD has unveiled its latest improvement plan, outlining clear goals and key actions aimed at boosting student performance and equity across the district, as reported by the Houston Chronicle.
Houston ISD announces which high schools will advance with SB 1882 partnerships, aiming to improve academic performance and resources through innovative collaboration models. Details revealed by the Houston Chronicle.
Did your Texas school district adopt the state’s new Bible-infused lessons? The Houston Chronicle provides a comprehensive list to help parents and educators identify which districts implemented the controversial curriculum.