Houston Independent School District
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Oct 30, 2026
Greg Abbott, Gina Hinojosa, and the Final Pitch to Voters
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24:17Gina HinojosaGUEST
The only candidate in this race who has increased property taxes is Greg Abbott.
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24:22Gina HinojosaGUEST
When he took over the Houston ISD school board and he imposed his board of managers, he appointed them.
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24:28Gina HinojosaGUEST
And they raised property taxes on the people of Houston ISD in violation of our state constitution, which prohibits a state property tax and it is taxation without representation.
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24:39Gina HinojosaGUEST
We know those decisions are made at the local level.
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24:41Gina HinojosaGUEST
When I was on the school board in Austin, we actually cut property taxes.
The Brewers WIN!!!! Hypothetical Thursday. Office Cora almost dies! Halloween stuff!
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24:39Jean TaylorHOST
Yeah, this car.
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24:41Brian SimpsonHOST
This was the grand opening of a new student-run auto shop there at the Barbara Jordan Career Center, Houston ISD's high school there for kids trying to learn the trades.
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24:50Brian SimpsonHOST
And teenagers enrolled in the school's automotive tech program working on real customers' vehicles.
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24:56Brian SimpsonHOST
Open to the public by appointment.
AI Won’t Replace Teachers. It Could Save Public Schools. | Tech Tuesday
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40:04Chad LawHOST
And it's not some far-off dream because it's already happening in Texas.
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40:08Chad LawHOST
Houston ISD, Fort Davis, and Aldine are piloting Alpha's software in public schools, and two of three are using it with kids who need special help.
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40:17Chad LawHOST
About 2,600 public school students in Texas and South Carolina are using it right now.
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40:22Chad LawHOST
And the federal government already said yes back in July of 2025.
New Latina Leadership: An Interview with Gina Hinajosa & Nydia Cardenas
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3:30Gina HinojosaGUEST
That's going to create a generation of sociopaths, right? So the prospect of something like that.
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3:37Gina HinojosaGUEST
Also, Greg Abbott increased property taxes in Houston ISD through his appointed board of managers.
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3:43Gina HinojosaGUEST
Just a year ago, October, he, in violation of the state constitution, increased property taxes for the people in Houston ISD, right? This is taxation without representation.
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3:54Gina HinojosaGUEST
So both because what they're doing is bad for our kids and also because they're taking more of our money, people are angry about these takeovers.
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4:03Nydia CardenasHOST
And I think one thing that we've noticed here in Fort Worth and Lake Worth is that, you know, a kid is only gonna be as healthy as the adults around them, right? And right now, like teachers, parents, everyone is at a heightened level of anxiety, stress.
The Railroad Killer, Part 2 | Angel Reséndiz & Holly Dunn's Survival Story
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23:22Riane NixHOST
So once inside, he found Naomi Dominguez asleep in her bed.
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23:28Riane NixHOST
Naomi was a 26-year-old teacher for the Houston Independent School District, Benjamin Franklin Elementary School to be specific, and she was pursuing a master's degree in education.
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23:39Riane NixHOST
She was a proud graduate of Rice University and was widely described by her community as a dedicated, exceptionally kind school teacher who went out of her way to help others.
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23:50Riane NixHOST
Those who knew Naomi described her as the sweetest, nicest teacher, a darling who went the extra mile.
Hello Houston (October 27, 2026)
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37:11Edward PollardGUEST
Okay.
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37:11Edward PollardGUEST
Well, Edward Pollard is a native Houstonian, grew up in southwest Houston, the Meyerland-Westbury area, went to all HISD schools, 11th Elementary, Johnston Middle, Lamar High School.
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37:23Edward PollardGUEST
Then I took a basketball scholarship to Morehouse College in Atlanta, graduated there.
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37:29Edward PollardGUEST
with a political science degree.
Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut (October 27, 2026)
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20:28Edward PollardGUEST
Okay, well Edward Pollard is a native Houstonian, grew up in Southwest Houston, the Meyerland-Westbury area.
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20:34Edward PollardGUEST
went to all HISD schools, 11 Elementary, Johnston Middle, Lamar High School.
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20:40Edward PollardGUEST
Then I took a basketball scholarship to Morehouse College in Atlanta, graduated there with a political science degree.
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20:47Edward PollardGUEST
Then I played overseas for a couple of years.
How to Become a Super Connector Even If It's Not Your Thing with Shani Dowell
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2:19Skot WaldronHOST
Shani began her career as a consultant at Bain & Company and helped launch the POSSE Foundation Boston office.
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2:27Skot WaldronHOST
She also held roles at Houston Independent School District, the KIPP Foundation, Teach for America, Bridgespan Group, the Relay Graduate School of Education, experience that shapes POSIP's mission to make listening data-driven, simple, inclusive, and actionable.
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2:42Skot WaldronHOST
All right.
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2:43Skot WaldronHOST
So she's got some background.
10.26.26
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21:11Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
Research points to direct adult instruction, books, and tactile materials as critical to effective learning.
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21:20Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
In the Houston Independent School District, where two public schools are piloting the model, the superintendent, Mike Miles, said in the early weeks students spent longer than expected on alpha apps, eating into the time that was supposed to be spent on afternoon enrichment.
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21:37Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
Still, Mr.
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21:39Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
Miles has rejected the idea of banning AI or screens entirely from schools.
16 MINS LATER
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37:27Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
Texas state education officials facilitated discussions between school districts and Alpha, according to the Texas Tribune and ProPublica.
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37:37Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
The public schools using Time Back are predominantly black, Hispanic, and low-income.
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37:42Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
In the Houston Independent School District, about 100 children were selected to pilot Time Back for math and reading because they were performing above the 60th percentile.
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37:54Mary FullingtonNARRATOR
The program was supposed to free up time in the afternoon for field trips and other hands-on learning.
Data centers & air quality (Oct. 26, 2026)
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30:23Samantha KettererGUEST
There's going to be more visibility of UHCL at Dickinson High Schools in the future, essentially.
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30:31Samantha KettererGUEST
Houston Christian University has a partnership now with Houston ISD that basically cuts out the regular application process.
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30:41Samantha KettererGUEST
So if you haven't heard of direct admissions, it's kind of a growing process.
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30:48Samantha KettererGUEST
It's a growing area in the admissions realm where basically students really have a hard time with the application process.
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