
Education News
Houston ISD teachers brace for staffing shortage ahead of new school year
Posted on · Houston ISD is set to go back to school later this month, but staffing shortages remain high.
Posted on · Houston ISD is set to go back to school later this month, but staffing shortages remain high.
Posted on · Episode: 2265 Timbuktu: The romance and reality of a Renaissance intellectual center. Today, we finally reach Timbuktu.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: Increased flooding across the country is exposing more people to industrial waste, especially those in minority communities. Plus, a new report examines the impact of minority-owned businesses on the region's economy. And a Houston teacher is honored at the Tony Awards.
Posted on · University of Houston Professor Duncan Klussmann provides fresh insight on the state of public education and what steps can be done to keep new and experienced school teachers in classrooms
Posted on · The estimated total for the balances owed to the historically black East Texas college by the graduating class of 2022 was about $300,000.
Posted on · Episode: 2214 John Edward Routh: Statics then and now. Today, two textbooks.
Posted on · Episode: 2211 Concrete Canoe: a metaphor, a vehicle for learning, and new technology in old clothing. Today, we build our boat from concrete.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: The federal government says a Texas agency discriminated against communities of color in Houston and Harris County when choosing how to distribute Harvey recovery funds. And HISD Superintendent Millard House II joins us to discuss issues facing the school district and to answer your questions.
Posted on · What are the books that opened your eyes to the world? Which ones helped shape who you are? Today, we discuss the importance of literacy and representation in books, as well as recent challenges to reading materials.
Posted on · Episode: 2748 Land Grant Colleges and the Morrill Acts. Today, college for all.
Posted on · On Tuesday's show: The cumulative effect of COVID, teacher burnout, faculty and staff shortages, and political pressure on public education, and a conversation with actor Jason Lee about his new book of photography of Galveston.
Posted on · On Thursday's show: The latest forecast and whether the state's energy grid is prepared for another blast of cold weather.
Posted on · Many Houston-area educators are finding themselves in a classroom for the first time after nearly two years of virtual learning.
Posted on · Episode: 1563 Looking back at the impact of toys. Today, we play with toys.
Posted on · Episode: 1760 The Christmas Lectures: Michael Faraday’s Gift to children. Today, the Christmas Lectures.