Low-income students are still being left behind, according to a new assessment of the state’s school accountability system.
Texas has a robust system for measuring postsecondary readiness. Here’s how it can get even better.
Kinder Institute research shows the state's "college, career and military readiness" framework could benefit from better collaboration and consistency.
Congress’ debate over ‘Obamacare’ subsidies stands to impact 1 million Houstonians
For more than 1 million Houstonians benefiting from Affordable Care Act subsidies, the argument in Washington over continuing the support hits close to home.
Hurricane Beryl: Recovery One Year Later
About 1 in 10 residents are still struggling to recover from Hurricane Beryl.
Texas community college bachelor's degree programs are booming. Why aren’t more students enrolling?
Texas community colleges are rapidly adding bachelor’s degree programs, aiming to help workers and businesses fill high-demand, high-paying jobs.
Do Houston residents support mass deportation? Here’s what 9,800 of them said
On immigration, a strong majority of Houstonians agree: Increase pathways to citizenship, stop mass deportation, let “Dreamers” stay, and finally fix a broken system.
Attitudes Toward Mass Deportation and Immigration Policy Preferences
Nearly 10,000 residents were surveyed regarding their preferences for various immigration policies, including mass deportation.
Fort Bend County Community Health Assessment
This report describes the current state of health and other community needs in Fort Bend County.
How researching with mothers — not just about them — can produce better solutions
Houston faces significant maternal health challenges, but the best solutions often come from the people dealing with them every day.
Understanding Shifting Demographics in Early Education
This event will focus on the changing demographic composition of the Greater Houston region and what these trends mean for the schools, districts and organizations providing support to an evolving student population.
Hurricane Beryl: Community Response and Resilience
This snapshot looks at early recovery efforts and feelings of resilience among Houston and Harris County residents after Hurricane Beryl.
Storm Preparedness: Actions of Houston-Area Residents Ahead of Hurricane Beryl
This brief provides a descriptive overview of disaster preparedness ahead of and during the 2024 hurricane season.
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