Sharpstown International School was placed on lockdown after a report of a student with a gun; no firearms found. Nearby Neff Elementary was on "secure status." No injuries reported.

The family of Landon Payton, who died following a middle school medical emergency, and activists demand HISD provide details on his death and overall student safety issues.

The Colony Ridge development near Houston has led to a 211% increase in enrollments at Cleveland ISD, posing challenges for school infrastructure funding amid local bond measure rejections.

The Houston Independent School District is introducing an AI-focused elective for high school students to prepare them for future technological environments.

The nonprofit Children's Safe Harbor is constructing a new $10 million facility in Conroe to support children affected by abuse, providing justice and recovery services.

Houston's largest school district starts the year with fewer students and ongoing controversies under state control, including teacher reassignments and a new standardized curriculum.

The Houston community is seeking answers following the death of Marshall Middle School student Landon Payton, scrutinizing the school's emergency response, while his family strives for closure amid their loss.

A Houston Chronicle report highlights the tragic finding of an abandoned newborn, underlining the lack of awareness of Texas' Safe Haven law which allows parents to surrender infants without legal consequences.

Katy ISD has implemented a new cell phone policy restricting device use, aiming to lessen distractions and improve learning, alongside introducing Chromebooks for students.

Houston residents volunteer to clean schools post-Hurricane Beryl, highlighting dissatisfaction with HISD's preparedness and maintenance amidst staff cuts.

Houston ISD is addressing unkempt school conditions, including overgrown grass and storm debris, ahead of the new school year on August 12, amid community concerns and volunteer efforts.

Cypress-Fairbanks ISD will offer new Bible-related electives amid discussions about religion in public schools, pending student interest and material approval.

A report highlights the health disparities facing Latino children in Houston, emphasizing issues like food insecurity, lack of access to mental health services, and education gaps.