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Katy ISD votes to reject chaplains as counselors in schools – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Katy ISD votes to reject chaplains as counselors in schools – Houston Public Media

The board voted 5-2 to reject chaplains as mental health counselors in schools.

Houston Area LGBTQ+ Students Face More Constraints - Vimarsana News

Houston Area LGBTQ+ Students Face More Constraints

Across the Greater Houston region, amid increasing conservatism from school boards and district administrations, many LGBTQ+ students and their supporters say they are facing an upswing in discrimination.

Local designer puts her own spin on 'Sweet Texas Treasures' - Vimarsana News

Local designer puts her own spin on 'Sweet Texas Treasures'

Morgan has created a "destination" store in North Houston, she says people will drive 2 hours just to shop.

Katy ISD board revises book policy for Dr. Seuss, Eric Carle books – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Katy ISD board revises book policy for Dr. Seuss, Eric Carle books – Houston Public Media

The board voted unanimously Monday to change a book policy that banned any book that showed or implied nudity. The district has been under intense criticism about its book bans.

'It's irresponsible': Students in Katy ISD speak up against LGBTQ book bans, policies – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

'It's irresponsible': Students in Katy ISD speak up against LGBTQ book bans, policies – Houston Public Media

Three new members joined Katy ISD’s school board in May that have since removed books with LGBTQ characters from the district’s libraries at a record pace and passed a controversial gender fluidity policy. Many LGBTQ students in the district say they feel marginalized.