Posted on · From the 2019-20 to the 2020-21 school years, HISD’s enrollment declined by about 13,000. More than 10,000 of those students were from elementary schools.
Posted on · The two teenage students have been released from jail on bond, with one required to remain under house arrest, and are prohibited from being in contact with each other or the Houston ISD campus.
Posted on · High schools in Aldine, Houston and Klein ISDs were the subject of unsubstantiated threats of violence this week.
Posted on · The League of Women Voters of Houston is deploying volunteers to 39 high schools to educate students about voting and help them register.
Posted on · The superintendent said that most classrooms were filled with teachers amid the shortage.
Posted on · iEducate was the tutoring program in HISD schools for the 2021-2022 school year and the district credits it for helping correct learning loss suffered during the pandemic.
Posted on · Equipment includes rifles, ballistic shields, bulletproof vests and ammunition for HISD officers.
Posted on · HISD Superintendent says he is asking the board for 200 rifles and ballistic shields in order to be prepared for an active shooter situation.
Posted on · Texas lags behind most other states in data points used to determine the overall health and well-being of children, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
Posted on · The HISD police department is requesting 200 rifles, 200 ballistic plate shields and rifle ammunition in order to more adequately train for an active-shooter response.
Posted on · Houston ISD is set to go back to school later this month, but staffing shortages remain high.
Posted on · School districts in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio are letting students, teachers and staff decide for themselves on whether to wear face coverings.
Posted on · Sealy ISD also announced campus and office closures.
Posted on · In an email to parents last week, Superintendent Millard House II said the district would maintain its mask mandate "at all district facilities, schools, and buses."
Posted on · The 26-count indictment accuses former COO Brian Busby of awarding HISD contracts to HISD contract vendor Anthony Hutchison in return for cash bribes and home remodeling.