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Of the myriad changes the TEA intervention brought to Houston ISD, changes to curriculum have been amongst the most important.
HISD’s annual financial report has just been released, and it shows focused investments in teaching and learning, overperformance in revenue generation and cost reductions, and healthy fund balances going into 2025.
Two Houston ISD middle schools ranked among the best 10 public campuses in the state, according to the 2025 rankings from the U.S. News & World Report.
Another day, another confirmation that Mike Miles’ NES system is working.
Mike Miles recently sat down with KPRC to react to the HISD bond election results and forecast the next steps for the district.
Questions about the HISD bond? Good news, the Houston Chronicle’s Megan Menchaca provided an excellent breakdown of the most commonly asked questions along with detailed answers for each. Additional resources are also available in the article, which can be accessed here.
HISD’s proposed bond includes plans to remove 351 temporary buildings across 32 campuses.
HISD’s proposed bond will not only benefit its large, fast-growth schools, but it will also support the district’s smaller schools, including 25 schools with declining enrollments.
Several community organizations came together yesterday as a show of unity in support of HISD’s proposed bond that will be on November’s ballot. Children at Risk, the Houston Food Bank, the Center for School
