Hudson superintendent Webb announces intent to retire

Hudson ISD Superintendent Donny Webb has announced his intent to retire at the end of the 2024-2025 school year, ending 32 years in public education. “I am publicly announcing my intent to retire as superintendent after this year. Having served in public education for what will be 32 years, it has been such a pleasure and joy,” Webb said in the notice. He added that his career in education began unexpectedly when his former high school physics teacher asked him to take over his teaching role. Webb’s journey at Hudson ISD began in 1997 when he moved to the district from Jasper ISD. He started off as a high school math teacher, moved up the ranks and became an assistant principal, principal, assistant superintendent and eventually superintendent, a role that he’s held for eight years. In the notice, Webb emphasized how special of a district Hudson ISD has been, calling it a “great place,” while praising the teachers, staff and administrators.
Arrow Educational Services Inc: GRANBURY ISD HIRES ARROW EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TO CONDUCT SUPERINTENDENT SEARCH

The board of trustees of the Granbury Independent School District has contracted with Arrow Educational Services, Inc. to assist them in their search for a new superintendent. Arrow President/CEO Dr. Russell Marshall and Lead Consultant/COO Jim Dunlap will conduct the search. More information including timeline and the application process will be available on arrowsearchinc.com, Texas ISD.com and the TASA job center after the board meets on September 30 to finalize the calendar.
San Antonio ISD swings for fences in Missions stadium land deal, denies playing ‘hardball’

SAISD trustees voted 7-0 Monday night on a hefty set of terms for handing over the district's property, which sits in the middle of the proposed site for a new downtown minor league baseball stadium. The terms include: Funding for a $45 million building for the Advanced Learning Academy.1 day ago
Can Democrats Keep the Texas House Anti-Voucher?

In the last presidential election cycle, four distant years ago, Texas Democrats pursued an ambitious campaign to take control of the state House. Bolstered by millions of dollars that flooded in from the national party apparatus, Dems targeted as many as 22 GOP-held seats across the Texas suburbs. The strategy was built upon Beto O’Rourke’s near-victorious U.S. Senate campaign in 2018, in which he carried a narrow majority of the state’s 154 state House districts. All they needed to do was flip nine seats that O’Rourke had carried. Democrats were so optimistic heading into Election Day 2020 that multiple state reps, having suffered in the minority for years, announced bids for the speakership in anticipation of their party taking control of the lower chamber for the first time in nearly 20 years. With the potency of the GOP’s gerrymandered maps having waned, and the next round of redistricting on the horizon, it was now or (possibly) never. What happened instead was, of course, a failure of disastrous proportions as Democrats failed to net a single seat. Then, a few months later in the 2021 legislative session, Republicans redrew the state’s political maps to extend their single-party control of the statehouse for another decade. Their gerrymandering this time opted for maximum protection of their current majority of red seats. Without fear of electoral backlash, the GOP-controlled House and Senate has marched a long line of extreme conservative legislation into law.
Speaker-hopeful Tom Oliverson Promises to Give Voters Republican Representation

Oliverson said he will end the practice of awarding Democrats powerful committee chairmanships in the Texas House. In an interview with the Luke Macias Show, Republican State Rep. Tom Oliverson of Cypress explained how he would use the speakership to change the structure and culture of the House. Oliverson, who announced his candidacy for House Speaker last month, said he will “give the voters what they voted for, which is actual representation.” He described the results of the March GOP Primary as Texans “calling for a change.” Oliverson also explained there is a “pattern of behavior” in House leadership that he doesn’t support—namely, lording power over members, pushing them around, and telling them how they have to vote.
Texas students with immigrant parents lost out on college aid because of FAFSA glitch

Students from immigrant families appear to have lost out on state grant money for college because of a glitch with the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, confirming fears from earlier this year.The revamped FAFSA prevented parents who did not have a Social Security number from adding their financial information online. Students affected by the glitch had to wait months for the U.S. Education Department to come up with a workaround so they could complete the form. Texas colleges distribute state financial aid on a first-come, first-serve basis, which meant students from immigrant families were last in line for aid this year. Texas counselors who help students apply for financial aid to make post-secondary education more accessible say college hopefuls from households with mixed immigration statuses received less money than they were eligible to get. Universities do not track the immigration status of students’ households, making it unclear the extent to which those students were affected. “These are students who are eligible to complete the FAFSA. They're U.S. citizens,” said Andrea Harper, of college access group Breakthrough Central Texas. “When they were placed in the back of the line because of these glitches, they lost out… That's going to impact this group of students for many years, maybe for their whole lives.”

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Bus drivers in Cy-Fair ISD to see pay raise

November 1208:25 AM

Cy-Fair ISD bus drivers and other transportation staff will soon see a pay raise as the district attempts to recruit and retain drivers. At the Nov. 11 board meeting, trustees approved raising the starting pay rate for drivers from $19.19 an hour to $23 an hour in a 6-0 vote. view article

Lubbock ISD superintendent on school consolidations: ‘We have to do something’

November 1208:25 AM

Lubbock ISD Superintendent Kathy Rollo said the district and its Future Focus Committee are listening to community feedback amid ongoing discussions about possible campus closures and consolidations. The superintendent sat down with members of local media last week. She told reporters district officials are engaging parents and teachers as the school board and the advisory committee work to find a solution to declining enrollment and stagnant funding. view article

Rosebud Lott ISD voters approve $25 million school bond proposal

November 1208:25 AM

From the floors to the AC units, and even the track, many areas within Rosebud Lott ISD have not seen significant upgrades in the past 30 years simply because they didn’t have the funds. However, thanks to new solar farms in the area whose taxes can actually help pay for school bonds, the district was able to propose a $25 million bond at no extra cost to district taxpayers. view article

Alice ISD coach receives orders for deployment

November 1208:25 AM

Sacrifice - a word that has a different meaning for one Alice Independent School District coach who’s leaving much behind as an American soldier. It’s a bittersweet moment for the school district and the community as William Adams Middle School Teacher and Coach Martin Martinez leaves everything behind to serve his country. view article

‘No principal. No police. No nothing’: Parent criticizes Cy-Fair ISD’s response after daughter hit by car at school

November 1208:25 AM

A Cypress mom is speaking out after her daughter was struck by a car in the Cy-Park High School parking lot. She’s accusing the school district of not doing enough to assist in the aftermath of the accident. Natisha Walton’s daughter, Morgan Johnson, was walking to a friend’s car in the school student parking lot when she was hit and pinned by a student driver. Morgan’s friend then called Walton. view article

Holliday ISD football team involved in bus fire

November 1208:23 AM

According to a Facebook post by the Lakeside City Volunteer Fire Department, they were called to US Hwy 281 for a school bus on fire. Shortly before midnight on Friday, November 8, 2024, the Holliday Eagles football team was headed home from their game in Jacksboro, read the post. view article

La Porte ISD Earns State’s Highest Fiscal Accountability Rating

November 1208:21 AM

La Porte Independent School District has received its 22nd consecutive “A” rating for “Superior Achievement” under Texas’ School FIRST financial accountability rating system. The rating is the state’s highest, demonstrating the quality of La Porte ISD’s financial management and reporting system. The district scored a total of 98 out of 100. This is the 22nd year of School FIRST (Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas), a financial accountability system for Texas school districts developed by the Texas Education Agency in response to Senate Bill 875 of the 76th Texas Legislature in 1999 and amendments under House Bill 5, 83rd Texas Legislature, Regular Session, 2013. The primary goal of School FIRST is to achieve quality performance in the management of school districts’ financial resources, a goal made more significant due to the complexity of accounting associated with Texas’ school finance system. -30- view article

Lewisville ISD parents voice concerns about possible closure of 5 elementary schools

November 1208:21 AM

Parents of students at Lewisville ISD voiced their concerns about the possible closures of five schools. Facing enrollment and budget challenges, the district earmarked a list of campuses that may close. The board did not make a decision on school closures during Monday night’s meeting, but parents still wanted to make their voices heard. view article

Fentanyl in schools; Narcan incidents down 75% at Cleveland ISD

November 1208:19 AM

Last year, FOX 26 brought you a series of reports about drug issues at Cleveland ISD. Our investigation began in September 2023 when videos of drug overdoses on campus during the school day began circulating. We learned from the district who confirmed that since the start of school on August 8, there had been 14 "drug-related incidents" at secondary-level campuses. They said that in seven cases, they have called an ambulance to the school because of student drug use, and in three cases, narcan was used. view article

See Corpus Christi ISD calendars for the next two school years

November 1208:13 AM

During the next two school years, Corpus Christi ISD students and staff will have a fall intersession. The Corpus Christi Independent School District board of trustees approved calendars for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 school years Monday evening. view article

Despite Trump’s Win, School Vouchers Were Again Rejected by Majorities of Voters

November 1108:30 AM

In several Republican-led states, popular sentiment on the voucher issue has been overridden by the efforts of special interest groups and powerful governors who have enacted sweeping voucher programs that often benefit affluent families. view article

Leander ISD officials discuss response to gas leak, school closures

November 1108:30 AM

A gas leak along major roadways in the Steiner Ranch area Oct. 18 resulted in the closure of eight schools in Leander ISD on Oct. 21. On Friday, Oct. 18, some school buses were stuck in traffic for hours, causing students and parents to experience emotional distress, district officials said at a Nov. 7 board of trustees meeting. What happened: Around 11:30 a.m. Oct. 18, a construction crew hit an 8-inch gas line at the intersection of RM 620 and RM 2222, which resulted in a major gas leak. Road closures led to increased traffic as there are not many alternate routes in the area. School buses were en route as early as 12:30 p.m. but experienced significant traffic delays. Bus routes took four to five hours longer than usual, with some students being dropped off as late as 9 p.m. view article

‘Game of musical chairs’: Mike Miles announces major shakeup at HISD schools

November 1108:28 AM

Parents and teachers were left stunned Thursday night after a massive leadership shakeup at several Houston ISD schools. The changes were mostly "a game of musical chairs" said Ruth Kravetz, cofounder of Community Voices for Education, with a host of principals and assistant principals being re-assigned to different schools. Many parents were taken off guard by the news and felt blindsided by the sudden changes. view article

ICE Houston Removes 25 Child Sex Offenders in October

November 1106:09 AM

Two of the 25 illegal aliens removed from the country were also confirmed gang members. view article

Texas A&M Board of Regents End ‘LGBTQ Minor,’ Other ‘Low Performing’ Programs

November 0808:40 AM

Today, the Board of Regents of Texas A&M University System pushed back against “shared governance” with woke faculty members. They voted to end 52 low-performing programs, including an LGBTQ minor. view article

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TEA conservator recommends South San ISD Board be replaced

November 0808:35 AM

The conservator overseeing the South San ISD Board of Trustees wrote a letter to the Texas Education Commissioner and recommended a board of managers be put in place to govern the district. In September 2023, Dr. Abelardo Saavedra was appointed conservator for the district by the Texas Education Agency. He served as superintendent of South San ISD from 2014 to 2019. view article

Dade the Democrat?

November 0808:30 AM

On Election Night, Americans rose up against the radical leftist agenda to push our country down a path to socialism and undermine the very values our nation was founded upon. view article

Humble ISD trustees claim superintendent’s relationship with athletic director disrupted district

November 0808:29 AM

Tension mounted during the last day of Superintendent Elizabeth Fagen’s proposed termination hearing, as four Humble ISD trustees defended their grievances against the beleaguered administrator. Fagen and her attorney, Kevin O’Hanlon, however, continued to dispute the complaints and allege that trustees and their counsel did not treat the superintendent fairly. The four trustees who voted for Fagen’s termination, Board President Chris Parker, Robert Scarfo, Mike Grabowski and Ken Kirchhofer, all testified as witnesses and spoke of Fagen as someone who had lied, broken trust and failed to do her job. view article

Houston ISD bond failure displays disconnect between state-appointed leadership and community

November 0808:28 AM

Late Tuesday night, after it became clear that voters had rejected a $4.4 billion bond proposal for Houston ISD, Superintendent Mike Miles sent out a statement expressing his disappointment. His note to district stakeholders and news outlets began with the following quote from Nelson Mandela, the late social rights activist who served as the first Black president of South Africa: "There can be no keener revelation of a society's soul than the way in which it treats its children." view article

‘We have to do something:’ Lubbock ISD provides update on possible school consolidations

November 0808:25 AM

Lubbock ISD is explaining why some schools have been removed from consideration, when it comes to consolidations for the next academic year. Last week, the district announced it was removing four elementary schools from the list of possibilities, as it works to consider the district’s future. Facing declining enrollment and a lack of funding, Superintendent Kathy Rollo says the conversation surrounding that future must happen now. She says the district has to do something to maintain its rich student experience, while in a deficit budget. It has slowed this process down some, but Rollo says there are important deadlines the district has to consider. view article

Montgomery ISD voters approve $5.5 million VATRE

November 0808:25 AM

Voters have approved Montgomery ISD's voter-approval tax rate election, according to Montgomery ISD's Communications Coordinator Stephanie Wells and unofficial results from Montgomery County. view article

Frenship ISD highlights impact after Lubbock County voters approve all three propositions

November 0808:24 AM

After Frenship ISD voters approved three propositions totaling $199.5 million on Tuesday, the school district released a statement expressing its gratitude. “We want to say thank you. Thank you to our parents, students, staff, and community who voted. We are so grateful to have such a supportive community that recognizes the needs that come with being one of the fastest growing school districts in Texas,” said Frenship ISD Superintendent Dr. Michelle McCord in a statement. view article

Lake Travis ISD responds to influx of threats, disruptions to school day

November 0808:24 AM

From mid-September to early October, Lake Travis ISD responded to an influx of threats made toward several of its campuses. While these threats were determined to be noncredible, they disrupted the school day, negatively impacted attendance and affected community members’ trust with the district, Superintendent Paul Norton said in an interview with Community Impact. view article

‘You are in Plantation Group A’: Humble ISD police investigating racist text messages sent to student

November 0808:24 AM

Humble ISD police investigating text messages reported sent to a student at West Lake Middle School Wednesday. “Counseling services have been made available to the student, and the police are investigating,” said the district spokesperson in a statement to KPRC 2. “This type of spam is extremely disturbing and disheartening.” view article

Liberty Hill ISD’s Prop A fails; Prop B passes; City’s charter passes

November 0808:23 AM

Liberty Hill voters made some big decisions for the Liberty Hill Independent School District and the City of Liberty Hill today. In complete but unofficial returns, the LHISD's school funding measure (Proposition A on the ballot) failed, while the attendance credit measure (Proposition B on the ballot) passed. view article

East Central ISD projects $9 million deficit after voters deny tax rate increase

November 0808:21 AM

The East Central Independent School District asked voters in their district to approve four ballot propositions in the November election. All four failed. In a statement released after the election, district officials said the failure of the propositions places them in a tight spot financially. view article

Where will school districts get money with fewer bond propositions passing?

November 0808:21 AM

Historically, in the Houston area, school bonds passed. But this election, we saw a massive shift in our area. Sara Sands, a professor and researcher at the University of Houston, said this means two things. First, there has been a change in how people view schools. view article

Canyon ISD releases statement after tax rate election fails

November 0808:20 AM

The tax rate election would have resulted in a 4.7% increase in maintenance and operations tax revenue for the district for the current year. This would have been an additional $4.5 million for the district. The unofficial results for the tax rate election were 14,220 votes for yes and 20,076 for no. view article

Roosevelt ISD $58.5 million bond denied by voters, here’s what’s next

November 0808:15 AM

Roosevelt ISD voters rejected a $58.5 million bond package for multiple projects, according to final but unofficial results from Tuesday's general election. It was a tight race in early voting, which saw 1,716 early voters and 39 absentee voters. Those against the bond pulled a narrow lead at 51.62%. view article

Lake Travis ISD Special Ed teacher arrested, accused of assaulting a minor

November 0808:10 AM

Police arrested a Lake Travis ISD Special Education teacher after investigating a complaint he assaulted a minor. In a letter to families, the district says the complaint was made on October 29th against Rashid Mohaghegian, who taught at Bee Cave Elementary. view article

Holliday ISD lockdown lifted

November 0808:10 AM

Holliday ISD reported that students are being released from lockdown following an incident on Ford Road. The lockdown was precautionary and Holliday ISD said in a Facebook post that all students and staff are safe. View the initial Facebook post below. view article

China Spring ISD mourning loss of teacher

November 0807:11 AM

Amy Faulkner dedicated more than two decades to educating children, and was recently featured on 6 News' Taking Care of Teachers. view article

Dade the Democrat?

November 0812:00 AM

On Election Night, Americans rose up against the radical leftist agenda to push our country down a path to socialism and undermine the very values our nation was founded upon. view article

Dade the Democrat?

November 0708:00 PM

On Election Night, Americans rose up against the radical leftist agenda to push our country down a path to socialism and undermine the very values our nation was founded upon. view article

Beaumont ISD celebrates successful tax election while Kirbyville ISD goes back to the drawing board

November 0708:27 AM

Beaumont ISD is celebrating a successful tax election however, it's a different story for Kirbyville ISD where they plan to go back to the drawing board. "I am so excited that our community chose our students through passing Proposition A," said Beaumont ISD Superintendent Dr. Shannon Allen. view article

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