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Latest reporting from the Education desk.
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Latest reporting from the Education desk.
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View MoreSpring ISD bond projects advance as new school year begins
Spring ISD's latest bond program newsletter details active construction at the new Spring High School, flooring upgrades at Ponderosa and Beneke elementaries, and a new HVAC system at Dekaney High's natatorium as the $850 million voter-approved program continues into the new school year.
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View MoreLone Star College sends first intern cohort to Foxconn in September
Lone Star College System will send 10 students to Foxconn's Houston-area campuses for internships in September, with nearly 50 applicants already in the pipeline, as the college's new industry partnerships office builds workforce connections alongside Apple's newly opened training center.
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View MoreKlein Forest's 8-point jump leads Klein ISD to fourth straight year of gains
Klein Forest High School's 8-point jump to 89 led Klein ISD's five comprehensive high schools to their fourth consecutive year of TEA accountability gains, with the district's overall rating reaching 88 and all five campuses earning straight A's in college and career readiness.
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View MoreKlein ISD high schools sweep college-readiness A's as district hits 88
All five Klein ISD high schools earned A's in college, career and military readiness in 2026, with Klein Cain jumping six points to its first A rating and the district's overall score reaching 88.
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View MoreBarbara Bush Library hosts first curriculum swap for Spring homeschool families
The Barbara Bush Branch Library in Spring is accepting gently used curriculum materials Monday, Aug. 17, and Tuesday, Aug. 18, for its first Bi-Annual Homeschool Curriculum Swap, a free event aimed at the area's growing homeschool community.
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View MoreSpring ISD, Klein ISD named in Texas Education Agency misconduct surge
TEA data shows educator misconduct reports more than doubled from 6,456 in 2025 to 16,848 in 2026, with Spring ISD and Klein ISD among seven Houston-area districts where educators were reported for inappropriate relationships with students.
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View MoreKlein Collins jumps to 93 as Klein ISD posts fourth straight year of gains
Klein Collins High School scored a 93 and an A rating in the 2026 TEA accountability results released Thursday, Aug. 13, as Klein ISD posted an overall 88 for its fourth consecutive year of gains under tougher state standards.
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View MoreSpring ISD superintendent walks the halls as 32,000 students return
Superintendent Dr. Kregg Cuellar and Chief of Staff LaTracy Harris visited campuses across Spring ISD on Wednesday, Aug. 12, greeting students and staff as the 2026-27 school year began, while a brief electrical scare at Gloria Marshall Elementary ended without injuries.
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View MoreFree meals, phone ban greet Spring ISD on first day of school
Spring ISD's 32,000-plus students began the 2026-27 school year Wednesday with free meals for all, a statewide phone ban in effect, two ACE campuses that started early, and ongoing Bond 2022 construction, all previewed at the district's Convocation 2026 event.
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View MoreSpring ISD summer graduates cross stage days before new school year
Spring ISD held a summer graduation ceremony Saturday, Aug. 8, for students from all six district high schools, just four days before the 2026-27 school year begins Wednesday.
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View MoreFirst voucher students start class as 1,617 Spring-area families use new program
Texas's first Education Freedom Account voucher students started private-school classes on Monday, Aug. 10, including families using disability funds for specialized schools, as 1,617 Spring- and Klein-area students participate in the new program.
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View MoreKlein ISD approves facilities project, policy updates ahead of first day of school
Klein ISD trustees voted Aug. 10 to initiate the 2026 Facilities Renovation Project and approve changes to 11 board policies covering cell phones, student safety and gifted education, while calling a $415,000 November election for two trustee seats two days before students return to class.
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