While Harvard parents welcome Spencer and laud her experience as a former Goose Creek CISD and Spring Branch ISD principal, community members were bewildered by the principal shuffle that began when HISD put principal Shelby Calabrese on leave and has since been recommended for termination for reasons that have not been made public.

HOUSTON - A recent leadership change at Harvard Elementary School in Houston has left many parents questioning the direction of their school and the ongoing changes in the principal's office. On Tuesday, the Houston Independent School District confirmed ...

Harvard Elementary School Principal Sharon Pe Benito, installed last week as head of the school, abruptly resigned from her position Tuesday afternoon, Houston ISD said in a letter to families. "Unfortunately,

HISD will include Harvard's community in the search for its next leader after its newest principal quit within days due to "extensive bullying."

An elementary school principal at Harvard Elementary School is “no longer willing to serve," according to a statement sent to parents by the Houston Independent School District.

Her hiring was, at the time, the culmination of a tumultuous period at the elementary school. Two administrators, assistant principal Dr. Alejandra Perez and magnet coordinator Daisha Huntley, were escorted from the campus with their belongings Nov. 7, the same day Pe Benito was hired, KPRC reported.

Two new principals at Harvard were named in the span of a week, with the first backing out because of "bullying on social media," according to the district. The previous campus leaders, Shelby Calabrese at Harvard and Alvin Goldman at Pershing,

Teachers tell KPRC 2 that two administrators at Houston ISD’s Harvard Elementary School were seen being escorted from the campus with their belongings Thursday.