Author: Wesley Gardner

District officials adopted a tax rate of $1.0316 per $100 valuation for the upcoming fiscal year, down from last year’s rate of $1.23 per $100 valuation.

Klein ISD voted to join a lawsuit against the Texas Education Agency over the state’s accountability ratings, joining many school districts across the state.

Led by Stephanie Bolden, who brings more than 23 years of experience as a small-animal practitioner, CityVet provides a variety of services, including medical boarding, preventative care, diagnostics, same-day walk-ins, surgery and dental care.

Klein ISD’s Nitsch Elementary School became the first elementary school in the district to be named a 2023 National Blue Ribbon School by the U.S. Department of Education, officials announced in a Sept. 19 news release.

Chez Nous in Humble is offering a new online meal planning service—dubbed Farmacy Meals—aimed at promoting health-conscious food and drinks for delivery and pickup.

During their Sept. 14 meeting, Houston ISD board managers adopted a tax rate of $0.8683 per $100 valuation for the upcoming fiscal year, down nearly 17 cents from last year’s rate of $1.0372 per $100 valuation.

Humble ISD trustees considered terminating a contract with the Memorial Hermann Community Benefit Corp. that would provide free health care to thousands of students due to the inclusion of family planning services.

Humble ISD trustees considered terminating a contract with the Memorial Hermann Community Benefit Corp. that would provide free health care to thousands of students due to the inclusion of family planning services.

During a Sept. 12 meeting, Humble ISD trustees voted unanimously to adopt a tax rate of $1.1075 per $100 valuation for the upcoming fiscal year, down from last year’s rate of $1.2929 per $100 valuation.

Klein ISD Chief Financial Officer Daniel Schaefer said if approved, the proposed rate would represent the lowest tax rate approved by trustees in the last 31 years.