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Realistically, most kids are going to miss some school. So, what could happen to parents if their kids miss too many class days? Well, it could cost them.

Katy ISD school officials have pulled 19 books from Katy ISD schools so far this year. The latest is Judy Blume’s ‘Are you There God? It’s me, Margaret,’ the coming-of-age book published in 1970.

During a Houston Independent School District board meeting last week, Superintendent Mike Miles said the district has decided to implement the state-approved T-TESS Evaluation System rather than a new teacher evaluation system.

The Houston ISD board of managers approved a state-approved teacher evaluation system at their Sept. 7 board workshop, reversing course from a previously adopted evaluation system that resulted in a lawsuit against the district.

The Houston ISD board unanimously voted to begin the process of becoming a "District of Innovation," which could soon mean longer school years.

Houston ISD leaders will vote if the district should return to it's old teacher evaluation system after a judge in a lawsuit struck down a new system.

School visits will be streamed live this year, here is what you need to know

During Coppell Independent School District Board of Trustees meetings and in Parent University meetings, school safety has been a crucial topic, especially due to the newly implemented Texas House Bill

The districts are suing because they say the Commissioner is unlawfully lowering the A through F performance ratings for the 2022-2023 school year.

A Harris County judge granted a temporary restraining order against the Houston Independent School District’s new teacher evaluation system Thursday.