Students at Ulrich Intermediate have reached a new milestone through the Learning Ally program.
The goal of Job Shadow Day is to prepare young people for the work force by exposing them to potential career pathways.
More than 100 Klein ISD intermediate and high school students earned Harris County Department of Education Scholastic Art Awards.
Klein ISD Board of Trustees approved the District of Innovation plan, confirming exemptions outlined to benefit students.
Salazar-Zamora, the district’s first Hispanic female superintendent, has held a number of leadership positions in other school districts.
Voters approved a referendum that allows the district to purchase 60 new buses to provide transportation services to 5,000 more students.
The Spring ISD Homeless Resource Center has launched a “Dress for Success” initiative to collect gently used business attire.
The Trustees will meet in a work session meeting on Feb. 9 with an agenda to be approved for the regular meeting on Feb. 14.
Sam Houston State University will offer Language and Culture Classes starting March 20 at SHSU’s The Woodlands Center campus.
Lone Star College students shared their stories of overcoming obstacles and finding success at the 24th annual Chancellor’s Breakfast.
Spring ISD elementary schools began celebrating Black History Month with an oratory contest for fourth and fifth-grade students.
This week is sponsored by our Unite for Understanding Council organization.
Girls in grades 3-12 grade are invited to join the event on February 18 at the Klein ISD Multipurpose Center.
On Feb. 1, students from all three high schools will be signing letters of intent to continue academics and competing in sports.
Agreement allows incoming freshman students to start earning high school diploma and an associates degree at the same time.
Fourteen Spring ISD teachers representing elementary and middle schools throughout the district were honored earlier this month.
The district’s annual alumni day on Jan. 6 allowed high school students to interact with graduates who were home on winter break.
Four Students from Tomball Memorial High School will be gaining a college degree with the help of athletic scholarships
“I look forward to working with my fellow board members and the chancellor to continue the mission of Lone Star College.”
The Center is helping overcome some behind-the-scenes barriers to education regularly faced by students in the district.
Career and technical education students received a special visit on Dec. 2.
The summit takes place Monday, Dec. 5.
Superintendent Huey Kinchen plans to end tenure in March 2017, after nearly four years at the helm.
The schools have formed a partnership to make it easier for students to transfer between the two institutions.
Every student will receive a free book.
High school students participated in a range of science-themed events on Oct. 27.
Lone Star College received 16 District 4 Medallion Awards from the National Council for Marketing & Public Relations.
College System began the transition in 2014, Transition should be completed on all elected trustee positions by 2018
Klein ISD met state standards and all of the district's schools met or exceeded state requirments.
Spring ISD met the state's standards, but one school is listed as needing improvement.
Spring ISD is implementing a new career program this fall.
The Care Van will be offering free immunizations to Spring ISD students on Aug. 6.
The John Cooper School will open a new 45,000-square-foot STEM Center this fall.
The YMCA has partnered with more businesses in The Woodlands and Shenandoah, TX for Operation Backpack drop-off locations.
The YMCA is looking for donations for Operation Backpack in Spring, TX.
The YMCA still needs donations for Operation Backpack in The Woodlands.
Some schools in Spring, TX will get new sidewalks courtesy of Harris County.