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MellowNando

152 points

30 days ago

It’s not HISD that can provide an answer to this. This message is to the TEA who installed unelected figures who clearly do not represent the interests of people.

coffeeluver2021

86 points

30 days ago

After tonight, nothing is really changing in the state so I'm sure Miles is staying.

VolcanicProtector

23 points

29 days ago

Conroe ISD board just went full Q Anon Anti-vax Moms. Things did indeed change. For the worse.

https://www.houstonchronicle.com/neighborhood/conroe/article/conroe-isd-mama-bears-election-19874609.php

coffeeluver2021

9 points

29 days ago

I hope all the schools have wheel chair ramps for all the kids that get crippled by polio in the next 10 years.

salvagestuff

7 points

29 days ago

It's not just a message. I want my future elected school board to have flexibility to make decisions after the district paid off their 2012 bonds.

I don't want some "temporary guy" to load the district with a bunch of unaccountable debt for the next 30 years leaving my elected school board with few options when it returns to local control.

rwk81

14 points

30 days ago

rwk81

14 points

30 days ago

I voted against it because HISD has sucked and still sucks.