Daily Archives: July 27, 2026

July 2026 campaign finance reports – City of Houston

The big news on the Houston municipal offices campaign finance front is that the city has a brand new reporting system, one in which you now get a permalink to the candidates’ reports. You’ll see those below. It’s faster than … Continue reading

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TEA isn’t done with HISD and its special ed changes

Gonna keep escalating, I guess. The Texas Education Agency has ordered Houston ISD’s state conservators to review its plans for 5,000 special education students, highlighting tensions over the treatment of students with disabilities in the state’s largest district. The district … Continue reading

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A broader look at AI and schools

Good discussion. Many other states have also been trying to create AI policies for schools. Lawmakers filed more than 134 bills across 31 states this year related to AI in education, focusing on data privacy, usage restriction in the classroom, … Continue reading

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