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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A Black student punished for his hairstyle wants to return to the Houston-area school he left

October 0108:30 AM

The legal request comes after a judge dismissed most of the claims in a lawsuit accusing Barbers Hill ISD of discrimination. But Darryl George, 18, would like to return to his Houston-area high school in the Barbers Hill school district for his senior year and has asked a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order that would prevent district officials from further punishing him for not cutting his hair. It would allow him to return to school while a federal lawsuit he filed proceeds. George’s request comes after U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Brown in August dismissed most of the claims the student and his mother had filed in the federal lawsuit alleging school district officials committed racial and gender discrimination when they punished him. view article

A battered child care industry’s latest challenge? Competing for 4-year-olds.

October 0108:30 AM

Gingerbread Kids Academy owner Tim Kaminski can easily tick off examples of how tough it is to keep a child care business open more than four years after the pandemic hit. Before COVID-19 came to the United States in 2020, Kaminski had 45 employees and averaged up to 130 children enrolled in each of his two child care centers and after school programs in Fort Bend County. Today, he can only sustain about half that: 70 kids and 22 staff members. This year, the last of emergency COVID-19-related aid to child care providers that kept them up and running ends and many like Kaminski are returning to a very changed economy. view article

Aldine ISD has struggled in recent years. These 6 charts show how.

October 0108:28 AM

Aldine ISD Superintendent LaTonya Goffney inherited a struggling district when she took the helm in the 2018-19 school year, and the COVID-19 pandemic only made her job harder. Still, state data show that while similar school districts have somewhat bounced back, Aldine still lags behind them under Goffney’s leadership. view article

6 takeaways from Houston Landing investigation into Aldine ISD’s recent performance

October 0108:28 AM

Aldine ISD students and staff are falling behind under the leadership of Superintendent LaTonya Goffney, whose administration doesn’t have many answers for its struggles, a Houston Landing investigation has found. Stagnant academic results, climbing teacher turnover and increased hiring of inexperienced teachers have marked Goffney’s tenure, which dates back to 2018. At the same time, more Aldine students are less prepared for life after high school than students across Texas, state data shows. view article

Four former educators running as a slate for PSJA ISD school board

October 0108:28 AM

Four former educators have banded together to run as a slate of candidates for election to the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD board of trustees. The four are: Ricardo Rodriguez, Griselda Quintanilla, Ramona Barron, and Victor Perez. Their slogan is “Moving Forward Together.” view article

Aldine ISD’s school board hired Superintendent LaTonya Goffney in 2018 to turn around the struggling district

October 0108:28 AM

Even amid the chaos of the first day of school at Aldine ISD’s Reed Academy, Superintendent LaTonya Goffney radiates calm and confidence. She commands every space she enters, and not just because her outfit for the occasion is a striking jade green pantsuit. Children gleefully high-five the seventh-year superintendent as she strides through the halls. Teachers stop in their tracks to greet her, bouncing in excitement as they embrace. Her jokes, told through a beaming smile, send ripples of laughter through classrooms. view article

Cleveland ISD on lockdown following threats of violence

October 0108:26 AM

Update: The lockdown is lifted and the threat appears to be clear. Bluebonnet News will post a separate article about the threat. Original: Cleveland High School is currently on lockdown following threats called in to the Cleveland Police Department on Monday morning, around 7 a.m., according to Superintendent Stephen McCanless. The first call, made by a student, cited ongoing stress and bullying. Moments later, a second call from the same individual threatened a school shooting, prompting immediate action by the district and law enforcement agencies. view article

Coppell ISD school board votes to close Pinkerton Elementary School

October 0108:26 AM

Budget issues have prompted the Coppell Independent School District to close an elementary campus, despite dozens of parents trying to stop that from happening. view article

Coppell ISD school trustees vote to close Pinkerton Elementary

October 0108:25 AM

Coppell trustees narrowly voted to close its oldest elementary school Monday night, with district leaders lamenting the painful decision as necessary because of a financial squeeze triggered by declining enrollment and stagnant state funding. The trustees’ decision devastated Pinkerton Elementary families, who said the closure means children will attend campuses farther from their homes and away from their friends next year. view article

Wylie ISD student detained for having loaded firearm in backpack

October 0108:25 AM

A student at Wylie West Junior High was detained after a loaded gun was found in their backpack. In a statement, Wylie ISD said administrators received a tip Monday that a student had a weapon on campus. It was later determined that the loaded firearm was in the student's backpack. view article

2 Socorro ISD employees charged with indecency of a child

October 0108:25 AM

Two Socorro Independent School District (SISD) employees were arrested and charged this month after they both sexually abused a student during two separate incidents, according to court documents obtained by KTSM. Rodolfo Laureano, 52, a school bus driver at SISD, and David Hernandez, 36, a school security officer at SISD, have both been placed on administrative leave after they both inappropriately touched a student this month. view article

Argyle ISD to host funding referendum presentations

October 0108:24 AM

Argyle ISD will host several opportunities for families and the community to learn more about its School Funding Referendum that will be presented to voters in the November election. view article

Hardin Jefferson ISD contract with county for security

October 0108:22 AM

Deputies in the Precinct 4 constable's office protect Hardin Jefferson ISD campuses. The district has had a memorandum of understanding with the county. The school district reimburses the county for the salaries of the three school resource officers. view article

Abilene ISD hosts October shoe drive to meet student needs

October 0108:19 AM

In the Abilene Independent School District, 1,238 students were considered homeless last year, but the number of families that received help from the AISD Foster Care and Homeless Services was greater, and it continues to grow. Darrin Cox, the homeless and foster care liaison for Abilene ISD, mentioned that the number of people in need has continued to increase over the years. view article

Eve Thompson wins KENS 5 EXCEL Award for Alamo Heights ISD

October 0108:12 AM

“Good morning, sorry to interrupt your classroom for a few minutes,” said KENS 5 Anchor Sarah Forgany as she walked into Eve Thompson’s classroom at Alamo Heights ISD’s Woodridge Elementary. Thompson looked puzzled at first but when she finally figured out what was happening, you could see she was clearly trying to hold back tears. “I’m blown away,” Thompson said. view article

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Oglesby ISD without school resource officers, despite pleas to county commissioners

September 3008:31 AM

For another year, the Oglesby Independent School District will not receive school resource officers. This comes after requests to the Coryell County Commissioners to include it in the budget. In rural districts like Oglesby ISD, the responsibility for student safety falls primarily on school staff. Superintendent Shane Webb said there is a need for law enforcement to be present in the community, too. view article

Texas lawmakers, farmers and ranchers sound alarm over languishing farm bill

September 3008:30 AM

Millions of Texans would lose food subsidies and farm insurance if Congress doesn’t act before the end of the year. view article

A&M to Deactivate ‘LGBTQ’ Studies Minor and Social Justice Certificate

September 3008:30 AM

A Texas A&M spokesperson has confirmed that the university will deactivate 38 certificates and 14 minors, including the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Studies minor. view article

Whitesboro Set to Raise Property Taxes 30% Without Voter Approval

September 3008:30 AM

The city council members’ proposed rate will increase the average homeowner’s city tax bill by 45 percent. view article

Niche Ranks Katy ISD #1 in Houston Area

September 3008:28 AM

Katy Independent School District has been named the top public school district in Houston and across Texas, according to the 2025 Niche rankings. This marks the fourth consecutive year the district has secured the No. 1 spot in the greater Houston area. “Our educators and staff are dedicated to providing the best learning experience for our students,” said Dr. Ken Gregorski, Superintendent of Katy ISD. “For four years, Niche has confirmed what we already know — Katy ISD sets the standard for excellence in public education.” view article

STAAR scores, a task force and summer bond projects: 5 Pflugerville ISD updates to know

September 3008:28 AM

The Pflugerville ISD board of trustees discussed several district updates during its regular meeting Sept. 19. Along with information found in the district's administration report for the month. Below are five highlights. The report provided the most recent district STAAR, or State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, data for math, reading/language arts, science and social studies. view article

Leander ISD continues employing uncertified teachers in 2024-25 school year

September 3008:28 AM

For the second year in a row, Leander ISD will use waivers from the Texas Education Agency to hire and employ teachers without a teaching certificate. Texas school districts can apply for waivers allowing uncertified candidates to teach for up to three years, excluding prekindergarten, special education and bilingual teaching positions. Educators employed through the waivers are expected to work toward receiving their certification while teaching. The LISD board of trustees approved certification waivers for teachers in the 2024-25 school year at a Sept. 19 meeting. view article

2 Socorro ISD employees on administrative leave after arrested for indecency with a child

September 3008:27 AM

Two Socorro ISD employees were placed on administrative leave after they were arrested forindecency with a child. Rodolfo Laureano and David Hernandez were arrested on Sept. 18 and 27. According to the district's directory, Laureano is listed as a part-time bus driver. view article

McAllen ISD lauds $32M surplus as fiscal year ends

September 3008:27 AM

McAllen ISD Deputy Superintendent for Business and Operations Lorena Garcia gave a preliminary fund balance report this week for the school year 2023-2024 which included an unprecedented surplus of around $32 million at the end of the year. “When we came in here we had, last year, a $6 million deficit and then a $14 million deficit this year which was a total of $20 million … but now we can safely say that with this savings we have wiped out the deficit,” MISD Superintendent René Gutiérrez said during the meeting. “This is not counting that we gave everyone a raise … not too many school districts can report these types of finances. We will continue to monitor (the finances) and we would like to give this money back to the kids and to the staff.” view article

Houston ISD proposed the largest school bond in Texas history — what to know before voting

September 3008:26 AM

Voters in Houston ISD will answer a $4.4 billion question this November when they cast ballots on the district’s first school bond proposal since 2012. District leaders are asking voters to approve the largest school bond in Texas history, allowing HISD to make billions of dollars in upgrades across the district using money from property taxes. The projects include: view article

Woman shot at Dub Farris Athletic Complex files lawsuit against Northside ISD, two district officers

September 3008:26 AM

A woman who was shot outside the Dub Farris Athletic Complex has filed a lawsuit against the Northside Independent School District and two of the district’s officers involved in the incident. The lawsuit, which was filed on Friday, accuses Northside ISD, NISD Officer Kyle Kennedy, and NISD Officer Joseph Garcia of unreasonable use of deadly force. KSAT reached out to Northside ISD on Saturday for a comment on the lawsuit against the district. NISD assistant superintendent of communications Barry Perez responded to KSAT on Sunday. Perez said that the district does not have a comment on the suit because it is an “ongoing legal matter.” view article

‘Not where we want to be’: Aldine ISD students, staff struggling under district leadership

September 3008:25 AM

‘At a crossroads’: Coppell ISD considers the closure of its oldest elementary school

September 3008:25 AM

Coppell's school district will vote Monday on whether to close its oldest elementary school due to budget concerns fueled by declining enrollment since the pandemic. Both trustees and members of the school community fought back tears at a public meeting earlier this month as they discussed the proposed closure of Pinkerton Elementary School, which opened in 1928 and which they said served generations of families. view article

Coppell ISD to vote on consolidation plan; community plans protests

September 3008:25 AM

Monday, another North Texas school district could decide whether or not to close schools to save money. However, some parents and students in Coppell ISD are speaking out and planning multiple protests for Monday ahead of an important school board meeting. Hand-painted signs blanket the floor at Julie Waters' Coppell's home. "The state gives the school district $43 a day for the children's attendance, so that's why our children are wearing these shirts because that's what they've been reduced to, a dollar amount, and it's so much more than that," said Julie Waters, a Coppell ISD parent. view article

2 Socorro ISD employees on administrative leave after arrested for indecency with a child

September 3008:25 AM

Midland ISD unveils new renderings for Midland High and Legacy High, opening in 2028

September 3008:25 AM

Midland ISD has released updated renderings of the new Midland High and Legacy High, which are anticipated to open in August 2028. “These campuses are set to improve educational spaces for students in 9th through 12th grade to be more conducive to twenty-first century learning and into the future,” the district said in a social media post. “There will be a significant expansion of core curriculum classrooms, common areas and extracurricular spaces. The spaces will offer an environment that fosters academic excellence and extracurricular success.” view article

Fort Bend County, Lamar Consolidated ISD partner for health worker certification program

September 3008:25 AM

A first-of-its-kind county health care partnership is set to begin between Fort Bend County and Lamar Consolidated ISD this fall, officials said. At a Sept. 10 meeting, Fort Bend County commissioners approved a community health worker certification program between Fort Bend County Health & Human Services and LCISD’s Health Science Career and Technical Education program. view article

Family of Fort Worth ISD elementary student left behind at museum during field trip says they searched for three hours until they found him

September 3008:15 AM

The family of a 5-year-old Fort Worth ISD student is speaking out after the district confirmed the child was left behind at a museum during a school field trip. According to the district, they learned about the incident on Wednesday when a group of students from Carrol Peak Elementary went on a field trip to the Fort Worth Science and History Museum. view article

Substitute teacher at Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD arrested on child injury charges, police say

September 3008:11 AM

A substitute teacher at Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD was arrested and charged with two counts of injury to a child. In a SCUCISD letter obtained by KSAT, the district said Cibolo police took Yorlin Hernandez, 42, into custody without incident on Friday afternoon. He was later booked into the Guadalupe County Jail, records show. view article

Florence ISD cancels classes Monday due to no water

September 3008:10 AM

The city of Florence recently began general upgrades and maintenance to the main water line on FM 970, which leads to Florence Middle and Florence High. However, "unforeseen complications occurred," says the city, and despite repairs, those complications continued. view article

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