Many in the HISD community are now wondering how and ... marching band being denied the chance to perform at this year's Sugar Bowl due to the district's concerns for their safety, Whitmire ...

Houston voters have not rejected an HISD school bond since 1996, when a $389 million bond failed by a slim margin due largely to low turnout and voters’ opposition to a proposed tax increase.

HISD has made history as Texas voters have never rejected a proposed school bond measure exceeding $1 billion. “The politics of adults beat out the needs of our children ... but I want to assure ...

But, in a strange twist, Miles topped his letter to the HISD community with a quote from the late former South African president and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela: "There can be no keener ...

Houston ISD's $4.4 billion school bond issue was not approved Tuesday despite most voters' acknowledgment that something needs to be done about the deplorable conditions in some of the HISD schools.

When we asked HISD if there was a reason for the policy, they didn't answer. Full HISD statement on Halloween costume policy: "At HISD, our priority is to provide every student with high-quality ...

Prop. B would issue $440 million to fund technology improvements across HISD schools. HISD Superintendent Mike Miles sent out a letter Tuesday night conceding defeat and he spoke with KHOU 11 News ...

RELATED: $4.4B stirring controversy despite agreement that HISD needs more funding Proposition B focused more on technology within the district, with about $400 million in total. HISD ...

He said HISD already spends money on capital improvements, including air conditioning repairs and increased campus security, but it still falls short of addressing the district’s full ...

HOUSTON - The largest school bond proposal in Texas history is on Houston voters' ballots. The Houston Independent School District is proposing a $4.4 billion bond package, which would go toward ...

HOUSTON - The largest school bond proposal in Texas history is on Houston voters' ballots. The Houston Independent School District is proposing a $4.4 billion bond package, which would go toward ...