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.
Texas education board signals support for first state-developed elementary curriculum

The Texas State Board of Education gave preliminary approval to new state-developed reading and math textbooks Nov. 19. Members are poised to green-light them later this week. The debate: Supporters of the proposed state curriculum say it would provide students with rigorous, age-appropriate content and help close achievement gaps, while critics argue frequent biblical references in the materials verge on proselytizing and could isolate students with different religious beliefs.
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.

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Texas teens can now see which state universities would automatically accept them

October 2308:30 AM

Texas high school students can now see which of the state’s public universities would accept them before they submit college applications, state leaders announced Oct. 11. Students who submit academic information—like their grade point average, class rank and standardized test scores—to the state’s new Direct Admissions portal will receive a list of where they qualify for automatic acceptance, according to a news release. Thirty-one of Texas’ 37 public universities participate in the program. Students can begin using Direct Admissions at the end of their junior year of high school. Once a student receives their admissions list, they must still submit an application to verify their information and help schools determine if they qualify for scholarships. If students do not qualify for direct admission at a specific university, they can still go through the traditional application process, according to the release. Students can submit a single application to Texas institutions through ApplyTexas. view article

Battleship Texas deal with Galveston port now dead in the water

October 2308:30 AM

The plan for the refurbished Battleship Texas to berth as a museum ship at the Port of Galveston, probably in the Pier 21 area, has run aground. The Galveston County Daily News reported Tuesday afternoon that the Wharves Board of Trustees has voted to kill its proposed deal with the Battleship Texas Foundation, the ship's nonprofit caretakers. view article

North Texas Teacher Arrested for Sexual Relationship With Former Student

October 2308:30 AM

North Texas Teacher Arrested for Sexual Relationship With Former Student view article

Georgetown ISD School Board Terminates Teacher Who Allegedly Abused Student

October 2308:30 AM

Mom Milytza Guzman alleged teacher Lisa Cantu abused her 11-year-old special needs daughter. view article

Rockwall ISD Residents Voting ‘No’ on Big School Bonds and Tax Increase

October 2308:30 AM

Local residents are urging their neighbors to “Vote No” on ballot propositions being pushed by Rockwall Independent School District that would result in big property tax increases. view article

Feds Count 2.1 Million Encounters at the Southwest Border in 2024

October 2308:30 AM

The Biden-Harris administration has overseen 8.4 million encounters since assuming office in January of 2021. Todd Bensman, senior fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies, posited that the deal was made to improve optics for the Biden-Harris re-election campaign. Immigration has polled as a key issue for American voters amid the border crisis. Since February of 2021, there have been 8,427,854 encounters at the southwest border. However, an additional 1.38 million foreign nationals have been allowed to enter the country through the CBP One app or CHNV parole program in the past two years. That number is not counted in the official tally of encounters, since these controversial programs created by the Biden-Harris administration are currently legal pathways into the country. view article

San Antonio ISD board votes to amend Superintendent Aquino’s contract

October 2308:29 AM

The San Antonio ISD school board voted to amend Superintendent Jaime Aquino’s contract. The decision came just minutes before midnight on Monday evening. According to the agenda, Aquino’s contract is one of several issues the board discussed in closed session, which lasted more than four hours. The board did not specify what amendments were made to Aquino’s contract. view article

Name released for suspect involved in alleged kidnapping attempt at Summerfield ISD

October 2308:28 AM

The Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office has released the identify of a man who allegedly intended to carry out a child abduction on the school campus. Kevin Ramirez, 31, of New Summerfield is in custody after the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office received a tip he was in the school pick-up line, armed and planning to abduct three children, according to a release. view article

Lewisville ISD considers closing 5 elementary schools

October 2308:27 AM

Budget cuts are forcing another North Texas school district to consider closing campuses. Lewisville ISD will hold "listening sessions" to get feedback from parents before making a decision. The district projects a $4.5 million deficit and nearly 10,000 fewer students in the next decade. view article

Biden-Harris Admin Accused of Faking Economy Comeback

October 2308:25 AM

Tarrant County GOP Chairman Bo French said the administration is trying to “buy an election.” view article

Austin ISD superintendent responds to criticism over Proposition A

October 2308:24 AM

Austin ISD Superintendent Matias Segura revealed what percent of the district's staff will get a pay raise if voters approve Proposition A. Under the ballot measure, property taxes would rise $34 a month for the typical Austin ISD homeowner who has an estimated home value of $553,493. The tax increase would not affect homeowners with an over-65 exemption. view article

Fort Bend ISD scraps plans for bond-funded $47.6M elementary school over money issues

October 2308:24 AM

Fort Bend ISD is shelving plans for a new elementary school that was supposed to be funded by a bond taxpayers voted for. After much discussion, the board ultimately decided that even though building the new school was part of last year's bond, they just don't have the money for it. The new elementary school was supposed to be built in the Harvest Green area of Richmond. view article

Humble ISD mother alleges teacher mishandled autistic daughter

October 2308:24 AM

A Humble ISD mother is demanding answers and seeking legal action after claiming that a teacher physically mishandled her autistic daughter at Cambridge School, leaving the child traumatized. The incident occurred a month ago and was captured on video, which has since prompted the mother to file reports with the authorities. view article

Round Rock ISD Enhances Dyslexia Support with Two New Certified Trainers

October 2308:22 AM

Round Rock ISD has strengthened its dyslexia support program by developing two new in-district trainers certified in State Board of Education (SBOE) approved dyslexia programs. These efforts are part of the district’s initiative to enhance instruction for students with dyslexia, ensuring they receive high-quality, multisensory language instruction. view article

Carroll ISD teacher accused of alleged sexual relationship with student, police say

October 2308:21 AM

A Carroll ISD middle school teacher is on leave after being accused of having an improper relationship with a former student, the district says. The district said Keller police arrested 45-year-old Carroll Middle School teacher Angela Barnes without incident following an investigation into claims she'd been involved with a minor last summer. view article

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Austin ISD superintendent responds to Prop A criticism from former trustees

October 2308:21 AM

Austin Independent School District Superintendent Matias Segura on Tuesday responded to criticism of the district’s proposed tax increase, which would inject millions into the district for pay raises and savings. The district, facing a $119 million deficit, is asking voters starting this week to approve Prop A, a tax rate increase the district says will increase property taxes by more than $400 for the average homeowner. view article

China Spring ISD, Waco PD team up against drugs ahead of Red Ribbon Week

October 2308:15 AM

Waco PD made at stop at China Spring Elementary to kick off Red Ribbon Week, bringing their SWAT team, K9 unit, and flying a helicopter down to show students what their teams do to combat drugs. view article

Sheriff identifies man accused of trying to kidnap 3 children with gun in New Summerfield ISD pickup line

October 2308:12 AM

Law enforcement has identified the man accused of trying to kidnap children while in the pickup line at a New Summerfield ISD campus. Kevin Ramirez, 31, of New Summerfield, is charged with unlawful carrying of a firearm and assault family violence. view article

Taylor ISD furthers CTE facility project, enters marketing agreement

October 2308:10 AM

A $110,000 check to the Taylor Independent School District from Samsung Austin Semiconductor is the latest incentive from the global company to enhance local high-tech training for future careers. The money will be invested in the school district’s career and technical education program and aid the district in “developing the semiconductor talent pipeline,” according to officials. In other business, trustees also began considering how to boost wireless signal strength across the district. view article

Texas Voters Believe Kamala Harris Will Raise Taxes  

October 2307:58 AM

A new poll shows that 53 percent of Texas voters believe Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris will raise taxes. view article

Georgetown ISD School Board Terminates Teacher Who Allegedly Abused Student

October 2306:20 AM

Mom Milytza Guzman alleged teacher Lisa Cantu abused her 11-year-old special needs daughter. view article

Gov. Greg Abbott’s office condemns Texas House lawmakers that intervened in Robert Roberson’s execution

October 2208:30 AM

The Texas governor had not publicly shared his thoughts on the actions of a bipartisan group of lawmakers that stopped the scheduled execution of Robert Roberson. view article

How Schools Across America Are Struggling With AI Deepfakes

October 2208:30 AM

How Schools Across America Are Struggling With AI Deepfakes view article

TEA report finds ‘no evidence of wrongdoing’ by Mike Miles, Third Future Schools after investigation

October 2208:30 AM

The TEA began a investigation after Spectrum News Texas reported that Third Future Schools Texas had inappropriately diverted state funds from Texas public school students through partnerships with three school districts. view article

Coalition of Houston religious, community leaders joins opposition to HISD’s $4.4B school bond

October 2208:30 AM

Several Houston religious leaders and community members urged voters Thursday to cast their ballots against Houston ISD’s controversial $4.4 billion school bond proposal in the upcoming November election. During a news conference at Trinity United Methodist Church, leaders of The Metropolitan Organization, an association of Houston churches, said they were opposing an HISD bond for the first time in the group’s 44-year history due largely to the lack of trust and “meaningful input from community members” in developing the measure. view article

Community members organize ‘exit interviews’ from former HISD employees to board

October 2208:30 AM

With little data available regarding why employees were quitting their jobs in Houston ISD, a parent decided to do her own digging. HISD parent Becky Seabrook said she observed a mismatch between what parents were experiencing, and the district reporting that the vast majority of teachers marked that they planned to return next academic year on its Intent to Return Survey. She also felt a disconnect between community conversations and the administration claiming that the educators leaving were not quality teachers. view article

Why have Houston ISD’s special education complaints increased despite better compliance?

October 2208:30 AM

Elizabeth Hornbeck watched her daughter struggle for years before she finally filed a special education complaint against Houston ISD. As a first-grader, her daughter Alex, who is diagnosed with ADHD, dysgraphia and dyslexia, often came home from school crying. In second grade, Alex had three teachers, including a two-month substitute and new teacher with little special education experience. In third grade, her daughter was placed in a self-contained classroom of children with special-needs students for part of the day, which Hornbeck worried was understaffed and too restrictive for her daughter's abilities. view article

Galveston county reports recent spike in whooping cough cases

October 2208:30 AM

Whooping cough is back in Galveston County. Several cases of the highly contagious disease, also known as pertussis, have been reported recently and more suspected cases are now under investigation, according to the Galveston County Health District. view article

Houston state lawmakers urge voters to reject HISD’s $4.4B school bond as early voting begins

October 2208:19 AM

As early voting begins for the November general election, a group of Houston Democratic politicians said Monday that they're urging potential voters to reject Houston ISD’s $4.4 billion school bond. In a brief press conference outside the West Gray Recreation Center, four Houston Democrats said HISD voters should say no to the district’s first school bond in 12 years largely due to a lack of trust in state-appointed Superintendent Mike Miles and the HISD Board of Managers, as well as concerns over future transparency, accountability and oversight of the measure. view article

Spring ISD 9th grade campus evacuated due to gas odor

October 2208:17 AM

The ninth grade center at Spring Independent School District was evacuated Monday after a odor of gas was detected, according to Spring firefighters. The odor was traced to the kitchen area of the campus. view article

North Texas teacher arrested for sexual assault of a child, improper relationship with a student, police say

October 2208:16 AM

A Southlake teacher was arrested Monday on complaints of sexual assault of a child and improper relationship between an educator and a student, according to Keller Public Safety. Keller police said they were told in late September that Angela Barnes, 45, a teacher at Carroll Middle School, was having an “inappropriate relationship with an underage boy who was a former student.” view article

Here’s what’s at stake in the 2024 Frisco ISD bond, tax rate elections

October 2208:13 AM

Frisco school officials want voters to approve more than $1 billion in bonds for a new middle school building, renovations and technology upgrades as well as a tax increase to pay for teacher raises and cover other budget gaps. The bond propositions — B, C and D — total would pay for improvements at 20 aging schools, bolster Frisco ISD’s technology infrastructure and build a $11.2 million tennis center. The bonds, if approved, would not result in a tax increase, according to the district. view article

20 Races That Could Determine Control of the House

October 2206:04 AM

While most national attention is on the top-of-the-ticket race between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, control of Congress will be equally consequential. view article

How Schools Across America Are Struggling With AI Deepfakes

October 2205:46 AM

How much does it cost to throw trash onto a football field during a game? According to the SEC, $250,000 will suffice. view article

East Texans Oppose Proposed Eminent Domain Plan for Reservoir 

October 2108:57 AM

East Texas residents attended a Region C Water Planning Group meeting to oppose the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir. This proposed reservoir would provide drinking water for about 3 million people in the metroplex area, but it would engulf nearly 70,000 acres of land in East Texas. WFAA reported that an additional 130,000 acres would need to be acquired by eminent domain to offset the environmental impact. view article

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