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Leticia Fehling2023-06-20T17:20:20-05:00

Rice University Summer Camp Gets District Students Excited About Math

AISD Cardin Tran and Arlene Sánchez (two students in the middle of the photo) are shown engaged in math discussions with students from another district. Nearly 10 students representing Avalos P-TECH-School, Blanson CTE […]

Mike Keeney2023-06-20T17:21:59-05:00

Aldine ISD Trustees Approve 2023-24 Budget, Tax Rate

Aldine ISD Trustees approved the general operating budget for the 2023-24 school year and set the proposed tax rate during its June 13 meeting. The general operating budget for the upcoming school year will be […]

Mike Keeney2023-06-14T11:49:45-05:00

AISD Trustees Approve Pay Raises for All Employees, Retention Stipend For Full-Time Employees  

During the June 13 Board meeting, Aldine ISD Trustees unanimously approved pay raises for all employees as well as a retention bonus for all full-time employees. Trustees also approved the general operating budget and tax […]

jlhickman2023-06-13T15:35:28-05:00

Leading With Passion, MacArthur Band Director James Debose Hits all the Right Notes While Building a Musical Powerhouse

MacArthur high school has been called home to some phenomenal band directors in its program’s history. Grammy Nominated Music Educator Jose Antonio Diaz once led the way for the award-winning band. Still, under James Debose, […]

Leticia Fehling2023-06-13T15:24:58-05:00

How Much the Aldine ISD Class of 2023 Earned in College Scholarships

This school year, the Aldine Independent School District celebrated over 3,460 graduates from 10 high schools. Along with their diplomas, many grads in the Class of 2023 are also celebrating their scholarships. The district will […]

Mike Keeney2023-06-13T11:03:25-05:00

Aldine ISD Police Commander Graduates From FBI National Academy

Aldine ISD Police Chief Paul S. Cordova recently announced that Commander Orville W. Wright III has graduated as a member of the 286th session of the FBI National Academy. The graduation occurred at the National […]

Leticia Fehling2023-06-08T10:28:57-05:00

Carver High School Student Prepares to Head to PVAMU and Spelman College Summer Leadership Programs

Paige Levi, a rising 10th grader at Carver High School, an Aldine ISD Choice School, was accepted in two 2023 summer leadership programs for girls — The Darden-Caldwell LeadHERship Series for Girls at Prairie View […]

Leticia Fehling2023-06-07T09:31:51-05:00

Victory Early College HS Student Named MASBA Scholar

Congratulations to Nathan Kenmognie, a Victory Early College High School senior student. The Mexican American School Boards Association (MASBA) awarded a $5,000 scholarship to Nathan for his first year of college; Nathan will attend Houston […]

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Toyota Center

The city has eight other professional teams playing in various other American professional leagues, including:

• Houston Eros” (hockey) – American hockey league

Celebration on the streets of Houston during the Super Bowl XXXVIII in 2004 ,

from June 16 to 30, 2011 in Houston was held in the US Summer Olympic Games of older than 50 years. It is expected that 15,000 people will take part in the competition. The main part of the competition program will be held at the Toyota Center. It will be the largest competition in the history of Houston. The program of games includes archery, badminton, basketball, horseshoe throwing, shuffleboard, table tennis, tennis and volleyball. US$50 million was spent on preparations for the games.

Mass media

Print media

Houston also has a Russian-language newspaper, Our Texas.

TV and radio

Education

900 02 One of universities of Houston.

There are 17 school districts in Houston. There are specialized schools with a bias in various specialties: health care, fine arts, science. As well as charter schools that are not part of school districts. There are more than 200 private schools in the city, some of which offer religious education from the standpoint of various religions, or, on the contrary, with an atheistic educational program. Catholic schools are administered by the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston. In 200990.1% of the total number of students studied in public schools, and 9.9% in private schools.

Educational Institutions:

• University of Houston

• Rice University

Urban Development

Water

As of 20 For 10 years, the water that flows from the taps of the inhabitants of the city contains 46 chemicals. Compared to 2004, their number has decreased. However, the city is ranked 95th out of the 100 largest cities in the United States in terms of water quality.

The average depth of wells from which water is supplied is 228 meters. 1,481,760,000 liters of water are consumed daily.

Houston’s main sources of water are reservoirs:

In addition, the future use of the planned Allens Creek reservoir is being discussed.

Housing stock

City housing is managed by the Houston Housing Authority (HHA) operated by the local government. The company was founded at 1938 year. As the population grew in the 1970s and 1980s, the organization expanded. The Housing Fund manages 19 management companies. The modern staff of the organization has more than 55,000 people. Houston has several different types of housing programs, including those targeted at the middle and low income segments of the population, the elderly and the disabled.

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Houston (Texas). More Texas school districts are choosing to arm teachers and staff to improve campus safety.

According to the Texas Association of School Boards, out of more than 1,000 school districts in Texas, 228 have already made changes to their guardian or school marshal programs. At the beginning of the year, the number of such districts was 172.

An updated safety program allows districts to develop their own policies and requirements regarding teachers and educators who carry weapons. It requires educators to undergo a psychological assessment, 80 hours of training, and an annual proficiency test under the auspices of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, the same agency that trains and licenses officers.

According to TCOLE officials, there has been increased interest in the program following the recent school shootings. Since 2014, the commission has conducted a total of nine school marshal training courses. This summer alone, TCOLE held six sessions. There are currently 92 school marshals in Texas, with 73 more in the process of certification.

In some areas, teachers and administrators are also trained in the use of rifles and shotguns. The need for this is justified by the presence in schools of corridors up to 75-100 meters, as well as extensive parking lots.

School districts are not required to publish emergency and safety plans. The map below is a partial list compiled from announcements and county policy reports.

Given the unacceptably long response time of local law enforcement agencies, many rural areas have chosen their own option for arming personnel. About 150 independent school districts have their own police departments, and another 250 use full-time or part-time employees.

Since no ambulances enter schools until the shooter is deactivated, all classrooms and staff are provided with first aid kits, and school staff receive regular training in the District’s Civil Response Course.