Author: Aliyya Swaby

In more than 40 years of working in El Paso ISD’s cafeterias, Olimpia Estrada has seen the amount of wasted

Protesting a 2010 Arizona law prohibiting ethnic studies in the classroom, advocate and professor Tony Diaz once led a caravan of

LA MARQUE— As hundreds of parents sat nervously in the La Marque High School auditorium last Thursday, Nicole Gardner stood from

As coastal Texas school districts pick up the pieces after Hurricane Harvey flooded and razed their schools, parents must make

When Hurricane Harvey swept across the Texas coast, it decimated Port Aransas ISD’s buildings, forcing the district to close indefinitely

Last Thursday, Superintendent Wanda Bamberg honored Aldine ISD students who took extra classes this summer to graduate. The next morning,

COLEMAN — Eight days after the Legislature adjourned in mid-August, nearly 200 miles northwest of the Texas Capitol, Gary Strickland woke

Editor’s note: This story has been updated with a statement from House Speaker Joe Straus. After three hours of private

Editor’s note: This story has been updated throughout. After days of staring each other down over whether and how to

The Texas Senate’s education chairman said Tuesday that he would not accept a House proposal to put $1.8 billion into