Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.
Latest reporting from the Education desk.

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View MoreA Harris County judge denied a temporary restraining order Friday that would have blocked Texas' Ten Commandments classroom display law, meaning Spring ISD's 32,000-plus students will see the posters when classes begin Wednesday, Aug. 12.

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View MoreThe Lone Star College System board approved a $577.5 million balanced budget for FY 2027 on Aug. 6, holding in-district tuition at $111 per credit hour for a third straight year and funding 2% raises for all employee categories ahead of the Aug. 24 fall semester start.

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View MoreKlein ISD's Class of 2026 earned $115.3 million in scholarships, topping the previous record by more than $30 million, the district announced Aug. 6 as the new school year approaches.

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View MoreWith Spring ISD and Klein ISD both starting Wednesday, Aug. 12, families face a packed final week that includes Tax-Free Weekend shopping, an early start at two ACE campuses and a Klein ISD board vote on a November trustee election.

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View MoreLone Star College–North Harris is urging Spring-area students to meet with advisors and register for fall 2026 classes before the Aug. 24 semester start, with in-district tuition holding at $111 per credit hour.

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View MoreLone Star College educator-preparation leader Rebecca Saiz has been named to a national Deans for Impact fellowship, bringing coaching and peer-learning strategies back to the two certification programs that supply teachers to Spring ISD and Klein ISD classrooms.

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View MoreSpring ISD's annual Back-to-School Expo at Dekaney High School on Aug. 1 provided families with free supplies, health screenings and registration help ahead of the Aug. 12 first day of school.

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View MoreA state comptroller's report shows 1,617 students in the Spring and Klein ISD areas are using Texas's new $1 billion voucher program, but participants are disproportionately white compared to both districts' majority-Hispanic, economically disadvantaged student bodies.

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View MoreLakewood Church donated school supplies to Spring ISD's Major Elementary School as part of its 2026 Back-to-School Drive targeting Title I campuses, with the district's first day of school set for Wednesday, August 12.

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View MoreKlein ISD's 2026-2027 meal benefits application opened July 30, and this year Texas has eliminated the per-meal fee for reduced-price students, meaning more families across the district's 50 campuses will pay nothing for school breakfast and lunch.

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View MoreWith Spring ISD and Klein ISD starting classes Wednesday, Aug. 12, families who still need a certified birth certificate for enrollment can get one at the Cypresswood Annex in Spring or any Harris County Clerk location for $23 during regular weekday hours.

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View MoreSpring ISD closed two campuses and faces a $13 million budget shortfall as Texas records its first non-pandemic enrollment decline in history, with projections of 100,000 more students leaving public schools statewide in 2026-27.
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