Texans deserve to participate in and benefit from smarter and cleaner energy. However, fixing the energy inequity in our state won’t happen accidentally and shouldn’t happen with one-size-fits-all solutions.
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Why college and career readiness is a unicorn for ESSER funds
In Texas, districts can receive millions of dollars every year for students considered college-, career- and military-ready. Why not invest the billions in unspent COVID relief dollars directly into solutions that increase the number of students reaching this status?
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The Obamas visit Houston
See “The Obama Portraits Tour” at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
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Texas Woman’s University launches Weddington Collection
Celebrated lawyer’s donated documents, pictures and artifacts create a new collection of women’s history to be showcased in the main library of Texas Woman’s University.
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Texas School Public Relations Association celebrates 60 years
More than 800 attendees gathered at this year’s conference to celebrate TSPRA’s success.
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One education equity battle everyone can get behind
Our education system is growing increasingly complex. Why not give all students the opportunity to receive life-changing information that helps guide them through the process?
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Ensuring Texans have plumbers for the next disaster
New testing facility for Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners opens at TSTC.
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A sustainable Texas is possible, but we have to get to work
The challenges the nation and our state face are daunting, but there is a path forward that is sustainable, equitable and inspiring.
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Texas now has more public Tier One research universities than any other state
UTSA’s recent top-tier classification solidifies Texas’s status as the best state for research
