Houston ISD parents, community members continue protesting โdisruptive policiesโ
The fight continues to call attention to Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles over what community members are calling "invasive micromanagement" that has resulted in chaos within the district.
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McDonaldโs offering free โThank youโ meals to educators nationwide
McDonaldโs is giving away free breakfast to teachers, faculty and staff for five straight days in October as a โThank youโ for all they do.
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Texas educators pushing for COVID-19 vaccine priority
HOUSTON โ Educators are essential workers and they are looking to get vaccinated. HISD is working with the City of Houston Health Department on vaccine availability for priority groups. The Texas AFT says all educators and support staff should get the vaccine regardless of the different categories. Capo says educators and support staff should be next to get the COVID-19. States have the power to decide who gets the vaccine, and in Texas, teachers are not listed in the 1B category.