Houston ISD tops Texas’ list of failing schools in the latest state ratings, according to the Houston Chronicle. The district faces critical challenges amid ongoing efforts to improve student performance and accountability.
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The Class of 2025 is the largest in the nation, reflecting a surge in student enrollment. Despite this growth, Texas continues to expand rapidly, underscoring ongoing demographic shifts and educational demands.
Texas schools face significant challenges as education layoffs loom, experts warn. The cuts could impact classroom resources and student support, raising concerns about the quality of education statewide.
HISD has unveiled eight key priorities for the 2025-26 school year, focusing on student achievement, equity, and community engagement. The plan aims to enhance educational outcomes across Houston schools.
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles outlined key budget priorities for the upcoming school year, focusing on student support, teacher pay, and improving campus safety, aiming to enhance overall educational outcomes.
Questions have surfaced regarding HISD’s payout of dual credit stipends for Houston Community College students. Concerns focus on the accuracy and transparency of the payments, prompting calls for an investigation.
Houston ISD high school students significantly improved their STAAR test scores in the second year under Superintendent Millard House II’s turnaround plan, marking progress in the district’s ongoing academic recovery efforts.
HISD has extended contracts to over 7,000 teachers for the 2025-26 school year, aiming to secure staffing ahead of next fall, according to the Houston Chronicle. This move supports district stability and student learning continuity.
Texas Senate proposes trading a school funding increase for a teacher pay boost, prioritizing small districts. The move aims to address educator retention amid budget constraints.
Students are spearheading efforts to combat the mental health crisis five years after COVID-19, advocating for better resources and support in schools. Their movement gains momentum in Houston and nationwide.
The UNCF South Texas – Houston Annual Walk for Education, presented by Shell USA, Inc., achieved phenomenal success, raising vital funds to support scholarships and educational programs for local students.
Houston ISD received a C grade in the delayed 2022-23 TEA accountability ratings, highlighting ongoing challenges in the district’s performance, officials announced Thursday. Detailed results are now available to the public.
See Houston’s most expensive private schools for the 2025-2026 school year in the Houston Chronicle. Discover tuition rates, campus highlights, and what sets these elite institutions apart in the competitive education landscape.
Heights School dismissed students early Tuesday due to unexpected air conditioning failures. Administrators prioritized safety and comfort as technicians worked to resolve the issue promptly, impacting the school day.
Houston ISD faces “unusually large imbalances” in campus usage rates, according to a recent report by the Houston Chronicle. The disparity highlights challenges in resource allocation and student distribution across schools.
A growing number of schools are reconsidering honors programs, aiming to promote equity and reduce academic tracking. Critics argue this shift could impact high-achieving students’ opportunities.
Hundreds sign a petition addressing turnover and climate concerns at HISD’s West Briar Middle, spotlighting staff instability and school environment issues, prompting calls for district action.
Amid nationwide cuts and policy shifts under Trump, Houston community colleges face funding challenges and enrollment impacts. This article explores their current standing and response to changing federal priorities.
Three Houston ISD schools faced heating issues upon reopening after cold weather closures, impacting student comfort. District officials are addressing the problems to ensure safe learning environments.
The Texas House committee is reviewing a proposal to cap school voucher spending while increasing funding for public schools. The move aims to balance school choice with support for traditional education.