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Latest reporting from the Education desk.
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Latest reporting from the Education desk.
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View MoreConroe ISD sees mixed Bluebonnet results despite statewide gains
New TEA data shows Texas districts using the Bluebonnet curriculum outperformed others by 0.2 to 0.6 percentage points on STAAR, but Conroe ISD's first year with Bluebonnet reading produced mixed results, with some elementary grades declining sharply.
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View MoreConroe ISD adds minutes to school days after Edouard closure
Conroe ISD will add five minutes to every school day starting Oct. 13 to recover time lost to a Tropical Storm Edouard closure, shifting The Woodlands High School's bell times to 7:12 a.m.–2:37 p.m. for the rest of the year.
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View MoreAlpha School opens AI-driven K-8 campus in The Woodlands
Alpha School, an Austin-based private school network using AI-driven academics and life-skills workshops, has opened a K-8 campus at 2000 Woodlands Parkway with $40,000 annual tuition and more than 50 students already enrolled.
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View MoreQuinn Conrey named 2027 National Merit Semifinalist at TWCA
The Woodlands Christian Academy senior Quinn Conrey has been named a 2027 National Merit Semifinalist, placing him among roughly 16,000 students nationwide who scored in the top 1% on the PSAT.
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View MoreLone Star College launches paid tutoring pipeline for future teachers
Lone Star College and nonprofit iEducate are placing Associate of Arts in Teaching students in paid tutoring roles at partner school districts, starting with 20 slots and scaling to 100 over three years.
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View MoreNew Woodlands U course covers history, governance
The Woodlands U, a new nonprofit, is accepting applications for a seven-session fall course on the community's history and governance, running Sept. 22 through Nov. 10 at $75 per person.
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View MoreMitchell Intermediate opens planning meeting to public
Mitchell Intermediate School in The Woodlands will hold a public Campus-Level Planning Committee meeting Monday, Sept. 21, where the committee will review the school's TEA accountability rating and discuss its Campus Improvement Plan.
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View MoreLone Star College tops 100,000 students for first time
Lone Star College System's fall 2026 enrollment hit 100,023, the first time the system has topped 100,000 students in its 54-year history, with growth felt locally at LSC-Montgomery.
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View MoreFive Cooper School seniors earn National Merit semifinalist honors
Five John Cooper School seniors in The Woodlands were named 2027 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, competing for a share of nearly $24 million in awards to be announced starting in April 2027.
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View MoreLone Star College opens mid-semester fall enrollment in September
Lone Star College System's Next Start program lets Woodlands-area students begin eight- to 14-week courses in September, October and November, with registration open until the first day of each class.
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View MoreLone Star College honors students, staff at fall convocation
Lone Star College System held its annual Fall Convocation on Monday, Aug. 31, featuring first-generation student Sanyiah Griffin and alumnus-turned-business-owner Edgar Garcia, while Chancellor Mario K. Castillo urged staff to treat each of the system's roughly 97,000 students as individuals.
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View MoreHigh School Model UN to host 300-student conference
The Woodlands High School Model United Nations club will host more than 300 students from across Houston at its TWHSMUN VII conference on Saturday, Nov. 14, after 10 of 17 members won awards at the New York international conference in March.
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