Supreme Court Eases Path for Discrimination Claims in Job Transfers
The court sided with Sgt. Jatonya Clayborn Muldrow, who alleged she was reassigned to a less prestigious role within the St. Louis Police Department because of her gender.
Mark Perez Goes from High School Dropout to Helping HCDE Learners in Adult Education
Mark Perez, who experienced abuse growing up, went from being a high school dropout to helping Harris County Department of Education learners pursue their education.
Summer and Fall Registrations are Open at LSC-Houston North
Summer and Fall Registration is open at LSC-Houston North.
President Biden Unveils Sweeping Student Loan Relief Plans Targeting Racial Disparities
One of the central aims of the proposals is to address the disproportionate debt burden borne by communities of color, mainly Black and Latino borrowers.
Study Reveals Persistent Underrepresentation of Black and Hispanic Faculty in Higher Education
The study, which examined data spanning from fiscal years 2003 to 2021, found that while the proportions of Black and Hispanic faculty members have seen slight upticks, they continue to lag behind their representation in the broader workforce, particularly among workers with advanced degrees and professionals.
Mindfulness Tips to Support Early Learners’ Development Now
While mindfulness once felt like a wellness trend, it’s become a way of life for adults hoping to maintain healthier routines, be intentional in their work and handle daily stresses efficiently. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), mindfulness is the practice of being fully aware of your thoughts and feelings in…
Mason Makes Money Fund Celebrates National Financial Literacy Month With Money Management Events and Tips for Youth
In observance of National Financial Literacy Awareness Month, Mason Makes Money Fund will be hosting several in-person and virtual events taking place throughout the month of April.
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Houston Actor Kedrick Brown Set to Guest Star on ‘The Rookie,’ Educates Theatre Students in Cy-Fair ISD
Kedrick Brown is committed to nurturing the next generation of actors and performers, and his dedication to the Cy-Fair Independent School District reaffirms his commitment to inspiring and empowering young artists.
Harris County Department of Education Hosts Job Fairs to Recruit High-Quality Teachers
Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) is hiring certified teachers for its four special schools, serving students with severe intellectual, academic and behavioral disabilities, those facing addiction and adjudicated/expelled youth.
TSU Aviation Teams Up with Air Force JROTC for 4th Annual Flight Program
The United States Air Force has selected Texas Southern University as a host site for its national program for aspiring pilots for the fourth year.
4 Films Every Educator Teaching Black Students Should Watch
Here are four films every educator teaching Black students should watch. They’ll give folks an idea what the challenges are, what solutions people are trying, and sometimes they make us smile.
More HISD Families Participate in School Choice Process, Receive Seats at Their Preferred Schools
More families than last year applied for HISD’s unique programs and schools during phase one of the school choice process—and more families were matched with their preferred schools.
What Families With College-Bound Students Need to Know This Spring
Recent changes to the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) designed to simplify the process have led to unforeseen hiccups and technical glitches, causing academic institutions to delay sending out financial aid award letters. However, once you finally get the results, it can give your family a better idea of what to do next.
HISD Prioritizes Student Needs in 2024-2025 Budget Planning
Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles said HISD is facing a challenging financial picture but will take steps necessary to fund its most urgent priorities.
Texas Enacts Changes as School Choice Debates Continue
The Texas state government has taken control of approximately 85 schools in the Houston district, most of which serve Latino or Black communities.
Addressing Historic Black College Endowment Challenges
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the United States face significant challenges with their endowments, which are notably underfunded compared to other institutions.
HISD’s Reimagined Plan Increases Teacher Salaries
The Houston Independent School District released its compensation plan Tuesday for the 2024-2025 school year. According to the district, it outlines how HISD is raising teacher salaries district wide and “incenting excellence across all teams.”
Looking for a New Career? Become a Financial Planner
Becoming a financial planner offers both financial rewards and the chance to help others. Whether you’re a recent graduate exploring your career path or a mid-career professional seeking change, this growing profession may be the right fit for you.
Delta Education and Charitable Foundation Raises Funds for Scholarships at Carnivale Mystique Mardi Gras Gala
The Delta Education and Charitable Foundation hosted its Carnivale Mystique Mardi Gras Scholarship Gala in February.