TEA: Districts must offer some in-person classes for 2020-21 school year
According to guidelines released by the state education agency June 23, districts will not be allowed to adopt an all-virtual learning model.
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Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
According to guidelines released by the state education agency June 23, districts will not be allowed to adopt an all-virtual learning model.
Read MoreAccording to candidate Eric Yollick, a court can be effectively run on tight budget, but opponent Vince Santini said slashing positions will lead to less efficiency.
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Read MoreThe effects of coronavirus-related economic downturn will not be seen until next year’s homeless count.
Read MoreHome sales dipped in late March through April, but officials said more families began to feel comfortable getting out in the market and purchasing homes starting in early May.
Read MoreEven amid the Covid-19 pandemic and the volatile oil market, JLL’s Houston office has continued to add personnel, a trend JLL Houston President Dan Bellow said will continue going forward.
Read MoreThe county has added 59 active cases since Monday.
Read MoreH-E-B, one of the top two grocery store chains in the Houston area, has ended temporary pay hikes that went into effect near the start of the coronavirus crisis — but said it will replace them with permanent measures that amount to the largest pay incr…
Read MoreWhen it comes to working from home, investors appear to be of two minds: They’ll invest in technologies that enable remote work, but don’t want their portfolio companies working remotely.
Read MoreAfter this factory is sorted out, “the next shoe to drop will be Tesla’s headquarters, [and] Austin suddenly emerges as the frontrunner for this crown jewel economic development project,” an expert said.
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