Texas Tech K-12 has launched its first-ever partnership in the Houston area, expanding access to innovative educational programs and resources for local students and schools. This marks a significant step in Texas Tech’s K-12 outreach.
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Parents voiced strong opposition at the HISD board meeting, condemning the special education overhaul. “Our kids are not second-class citizens,” they declared, demanding fair treatment and improved services for their children.
Nine Houston ISD schools in Heights, River Oaks, and Montrose will pilot a new learning model in the 2026-27 school year, aiming to enhance student engagement and academic outcomes, officials announced.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles defends the district’s special education overhaul amid a federal probe into alleged mismanagement. Miles insists changes aim to improve services and compliance within the troubled system.
Houston families can find free school supplies through local drives and community events featured by Click2Houston. Check neighborhood centers, libraries, and nonprofit giveaways to prepare students for the new school year.
Troy University alumna has received the Houston Symphony’s Award for Excellence in Music Education, recognizing her outstanding contributions to music teaching and community engagement.
Houston-area students prepare to return to school soon as summer ends. The Houston Chronicle invites parents, teachers, and students to share how they’re feeling about the new academic year ahead.
Memphis faces a school takeover, drawing lessons from Houston’s experience. Houston’s timeline reveals key steps and challenges, offering a roadmap for Memphis as it navigates potential state control and reform efforts.
KHOU’s 2026 back-to-school guide highlights free school supply giveaways across Houston, helping families prepare for the new year. Dates, locations, and eligibility details are included to support students in need.
The Department of Education has launched an investigation into Houston ISD following concerns over recent changes to special education programs. The inquiry aims to assess compliance with federal regulations.
Houston ISD approved a $2 billion budget for the 2025-26 school year but faces a looming $25 million deficit heading into 2026-27, raising concerns over future financial stability.
Houston-area schools are navigating diverse tech policies, ranging from Chromebook deployments to iPad use. These approaches reflect efforts to enhance learning while addressing security and equity concerns in education.
Houston County will open a new STEM Academy next summer, aiming to enhance education in science, technology, engineering, and math. The program promises hands-on learning and advanced opportunities for local students.
Houston’s Bennett School clinched the national baseball title in a thrilling championship game. The team’s outstanding performance has put Houston on the map as a rising power in youth baseball.
Data shows a rise in special education enrollment across Greater Houston-area school districts for the 2025-26 school year, highlighting growing demand for tailored support services in local schools.
Houston ISD will reduce special education class sizes starting in the 2026-27 school year under a new model aimed at enhancing personalized support and improving student outcomes, officials announced.
An arts-focused charter school will open in the historic East End Folgers coffee building, backed by a $20M pledge. The project aims to blend creative education with local heritage, boosting community revitalization.
School start dates for 2026 in major Texas districts are set, with many schools beginning in mid-August. Parents and students should check local calendars for exact dates as schedules vary across the state.
Houston ISD announces plans to centralize special education services, aiming to improve support and resources for students with disabilities. The move seeks to streamline operations and enhance learning outcomes across the district.
Dozens of parents have voiced strong opposition to recent special education changes in Houston ISD, raising concerns over program cuts and support gaps. Houston Public Media continues to report on the developing story.