HISD faces mass classroom absences as parents protest state-appointed leadership
HOUSTON — In a matter of days, desks at many Houston ISD schools are expected to be empty as part of a protest. Parents and educational organizations are planning what they're calling a "sick-out" where students are expected to stay home instead of go to class.
As immigration enforcement ramps up in southeast Texas, Houston ISD schools, like Fleming Middle School, are taking steps to reassure parents and protect students.
Allyson Ackerman is the News Editor at Chron. She previously was the Deputy News Editor at the New York Post, where she also ...
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The advocacy group Community Voices for Public Education is asking students to stay home Wednesday to protest Houston ISD's ...
On Monday we first exposed a $2-million dollar “key action” listed in the 2024-2025 budget consisting of an “Ask voters for a bond election in November 2024.” What we uncovered was that HISD used ...
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles will announce the district’s National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) results ...
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Exclusive: HISD audits detail depth of special education dysfunction, signs of improvementHouston ISD staff routinely violate special education laws and district policies, though some issues are getting better, ...
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Houston ISD formally launched a live broadcast show Wednesday called "HISD Now," where officials plans to share "daily headlines" about the district in brief episodes. The HISD-produced broadcast ...
HISD records indicate that nearly $1.4 million was paid to Outreach Strategists, a communications firm specializing in ...
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