The state is staying in control of Houston ISD for two more years. Here's what has to happen for the takeover to end.

TEA announced the HISD state takeover will continue for two more years before it shares the timeline for the transition to ...

Houston Independent School District will remain under the control of the Texas Education Agency through at least June 1, 2027 ...

The Texas Education Agency announced it has removed and replaced four appointed members of the Houston ISD Board of Managers ...

In a move that's reigniting fierce debate across Texas, the state has extended its control of Houston ISD for another two ...

The Texas Education Agency also is making changes to HISD's state-appointed board of managers, replacing four of them, ...

This article originally appeared in The Texas Tribune at https://www.texastribune.org/2025/06/02/texas-houston-isd-takeover/.

The Texas Education Agency will continue their intervention at Houston Independent School District for another two years until June 2027.

Since 2023, the largest school district in Texas, the Houston Independent School District, has been taken over by the Texas ...

However, the TEA will eventually replace Superintendent Millard House II and the current trustees of HISD's board with an appointed board of managers. Morath said an application process is open now.

Since 2019, Wheatley has met state standards. And Houston ISD received a B on TEA's A-F ratings system. “Houston ISD, as a system, continues to allow chronically low achievement in multiple ...