Border Patrol Chief Refutes Rumors of School Bus Raids
A Texas superintendent on Wednesday warned that border patrol agents could be boarding school buses to check immigration paperwork but later rescinded the announcement....
On Campus or Virtual? What Texas Families Have Chosen.
Remote or on campus? For many families, this has been a stressful question during the pandemic. Here is a look at what parents throughout...
Pro-Voucher D.C. Group Launches Mailer Campaign Supporting Republicans Without Mentioning Vouchers
A D.C.- based organization is launching a campaign to support Texas Republicans who voted for school vouchers. However, the campaign does not mention anything...
Native American Book Ignites Controversy Over Racial Education Training In Katy ISD
A new proposal of teacher training at Katy ISD on how teachers should discuss “sensitive issues” with students led to an intense debate over...
Is Your Child Eligible for Texas’ $1 Billion School Voucher Program?
Texas officials are moving forward with the state’s new school voucher program, giving private schools and families...
Harris County Judge Hidalgo Offers Voluntary Roadmap to Reopening Schools
Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo on Wednesday offered voluntary guidance for schools to resume in-person teaching.
“We’ve made clear it’s not safe, and it won’t...
Houston ISD appealing Wheatley's failing grade
Houston ISD is appealing Wheatley High School’s failing grade. Texas’ largest school district announced the appeal on Sept. 13.
The district’s decision to appeal Wheatley’s...
University of Texas' poorest incoming freshmen to receive $20,000, laptops and more starting this...
Beginning next fall, the neediest freshmen at the University of Texas will get a boost of $20,000 in financial aid to cover their long list of college living expenses —
Gov. Greg Abbott signs $11.6 billion school finance measure into law
Gov. Greg Abbott has signed into law one of lawmakers' biggest achievements this year, a massive overhaul of Texas' long-beleaguered school finance system.
Abbott put...
Stop The Presses! Texas A&M President Thinks Print Is Dead
Is print dead ? According to Texas A&M University’s President, it is.
On February 10th, M. Katherine Banks declared war against the university's 129-year-old paper,...
