More teachers were working under emergency or provisional credentials, but fewer were inexperienced than in previous years.
Former School Board President Rhonda Skillern-Jones has entered a plea agreement while two others were arrested Thursday in Houston.
Unofficial results from Saturday’s runoff election indicate that two conservative-backed candidates won seats, while two incumbents fended off challengers.
The last time Texas voters rejected most of the school bonds on the November ballot was 2011. Last week's results may reflect a growing trend.
The state’s third-largest school district has been embroiled in controversy after passing a resolution condemning racism and a trustee has been accused of posting anti-police and racially tinged statements.
Schools that have implemented mask mandates have a lower COVID-19 case count than schools without mandates.
A newly passed bill should let the TEA replace Houston ISD's entire school board, changing the course of an ongoing lawsuit.
Parents say ideas derived from critical race theory are being presented to teachers and students in the state’s third-largest public school district.
An ongoing legal battle in Houston ISD has prompted the state legislature to approve revisions to the state’s public education A-F accountability system.
Tuesday, May 25 is the last day for the Texas House to consider Senate bills and joint resolutions that have not yet passed the chamber.
The list of America's "founding documents" swelled as the night went on, eventually including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Legislation giving public charter schools a property tax exemption on leased or purchased property was reconsidered and narrowly passed in the Texas House.
