Author: Sofia Gonzalez

Montgomery Independent School District appointed its interim superintendent and accepted Superintendent Heath Morrison’s resignation during a July 18 board meeting.

Although the topic of education often focuses on children, adult education can have an immediate impact on the workforce, said Eduardo Honold, Harris County Department of Education’s senior director of adult education.

Houston Independent School District is the most prominent local district with new leadership, but several others — from Galveston ISD to Cypress-Fairbanks ISD and more — have had superintendent changes this year.

Per Scholas — a national tech-training nonprofit headquartered in New York — has officially expanded into Houston’s Ion District offering tuition-free technology skill training.

Houston Independent School District has not been shy when it comes to implementing changes under new Superintendent Mike Miles. Now, the district has plans to boost campus safety with increased efforts aimed at the recruitment and retention of police o…

Houston is one of the five initial cities in the Home Ownership Means Equity (HOME) initiative, launched by UnidosUS — a nonprofit, nonpartisan Hispanic civil rights organization — with backing from Wells Fargo.

After beginning his role in the height of Covid-19 in July 2020, Montgomery ISD Superintendent Heath Morrison has announced he is stepping down for another role.

The city of Houston has unveiled its first ever equity indicator study, conducted by Rice University’s Kinder Institute for Urban Research with funding from Shell USA Inc., showing that despite a diverse population, the city has a long way to go in ter…

This is the fifth-largest single donation Abilene Christian University has received in its almost 117-year history. In honor of the gift, the university will rename one of its colleges for the first time ever.

In HISD Superintendent Mike Miles’ latest move, he reassigned the principals at three high schools, including two campuses that voluntarily opted in to the district’s new reform program.