A federal appeals court ruled that Texas can require public schools to display the Ten Commandments. The decision marks a significant shift in the ongoing debate over religion in public education, stirring controversy nationwide.
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Houston ISD’s most popular schools for the 2026-27 school choice applications have been revealed. Top schools attracted thousands of applicants, highlighting trends in preferences and educational priorities across the district.
Houston ISD will launch the “Kinder Bridge” program, a new grade level after kindergarten aimed at helping students strengthen key skills before first grade. The initiative targets improved readiness and smoother transitions.
Houston aims to lead in AI education by expanding tech programs, investing in partnerships, and boosting access to STEM resources. The city’s strategy focuses on preparing students for future job markets.
Houston ISD board greenlights outside management for 4 top-performing high schools and select pre-K centers, aiming to boost educational outcomes and operational efficiency, Houston Public Media reports.
Houston ISD announces its “Future 2” initiative, designating select schools to focus on AI education. This move aims to prepare students for emerging technology careers and enhance STEM learning district-wide.
HISD parents urge the school board to halt a special education overhaul affecting 5,000 students. Concerns focus on potential disruptions and inadequate support during the transition.
Mike Miles, former Dallas ISD superintendent, has published a new book offering practical advice for leaders on reforming school districts. His insights draw from years of hands-on experience in education leadership.
Texas public schools are experiencing their first non-pandemic enrollment decline in decades, signaling shifting demographics and potential funding challenges, according to Houston Public Media.
Parents of special education students in Houston ISD are seeking clarity and support as upcoming changes to services raise concerns about resources and accommodations. The community awaits detailed guidance from district officials.
New guidelines outline steps for HISD schools to exit the New Education System, aiming to enhance local control and improve student outcomes, officials say. The Houston Chronicle reports on the evolving education landscape in Houston.
A member of the HISD Board of Managers has resigned, with a former teacher named to fill the vacancy. The change aims to maintain strong leadership as the district navigates ongoing challenges.
Texas’ largest school district reports rising test scores following a state takeover, amid ongoing claims of racism from critics. Officials credit new leadership for academic improvements despite tensions.
The Texas Education Agency is investigating complaints related to recent special education changes at Houston ISD. Parents and advocates have raised concerns about service disruptions and compliance issues.
Houston ISD is under federal investigation regarding its plans for special education services. The inquiry focuses on compliance with federal laws and the adequacy of support provided to students with disabilities, the Houston Chronicle reports.
Houston ISD launches a new early literacy program aimed at closing reading gaps among young students. The initiative focuses on improving foundational skills to boost academic success across the district.
HISD parents are voicing strong opposition to a proposed overhaul of special education services, urging officials to maintain current placements and avoid moving students. The debate highlights concerns over stability and support.
Houston ISD leaders defend recent special education changes amid a federal investigation, emphasizing their commitment to compliance and improved student support despite ongoing scrutiny.
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) warns Houston ISD of possible state intervention if it fails to amend its new special education plans, citing concerns over compliance and student support.
The University of Texas at Austin made U.S. News’ World Top 100, standing as the only Texas school on the list. This marks a significant milestone in the university’s global academic recognition.