High school counselor creates business to support students planning to go to college
Local counselor helps high school students prepare for the transition to college during the pandemic.
Preparing students for college during pandemic
Local counselor helps high school students prepare for the transition to college during the pandemic.
Education Matters- Learning loss continues to cause concern
We're highlighting what could be historic learning losses suffered by students during the pandemic. Denise Middleton has more on the problems and the potential solutions.
FOX 26 IN FOCUS: AAMA connects 16-to-24-year-olds to educational and work opportunities
A local group is offering free graphic design lessons. FOX 26’s Maria Salazar shows us why many students say these classes are a turning point for them.
AAMA connects 16-to-24-year-olds to educational and work opportunities
The program began in late 2019. The goal is to help find work and educational opportunities for what they call opportunity youth or 16-to-24-year-olds who are not working or in school.
Education Matters - understanding learning differences
FOX IN FOCUS is putting a spotlight in education in the pandemic, as many students return to the classroom and work to overcome widespread pandemic learning loss. But some parents may have noticed that their child is still falling behind. FOX26 anchor Kaitlin Monte takes a look at how, for some students, it was never the pandemic that triggered their struggle.
Education Matters- Learning Differences
FOX IN FOCUS is putting a spotlight in education in the pandemic, as many students return to the classroom and work to overcome wide-spread pandemic learning loss. But some parents may have noticed that their child is still falling behind. FOX26 anchor Kaitlin Monte takes a look at how, for some students, it was never the pandemic that triggered their struggle.
Pandemic learning loss or disability? Houston expert encourages getting assessments
Going into the pandemic, an estimated 14% of public school students were receiving learning accommodations.
FOX IN FOCUS: More than pandemic learning loss
We are a few weeks into the school year with many students back in classrooms. Some parents may have noticed their child still falling behind academically. FOX 26's Kaitlin Monte takes a look at whether it may be something more than pandemic learning loss.
FOX 26 in Focus: How education is recovering
As students reenter classrooms, districts are challenged with providing the best health and safety measures, emotional support and recovering significant learning loss.
Students suffer in mathematics due to pandemic
FOX 26 Maria Salazar explains how the performance of students in mathematics has declined during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Helping students with math skills after learning loss from the COVID-19 pandemic
With the 2021-2022 school year upon us, concerns loom over the learning loss during the COVID-19 pandemic - fortunately, FOX 26 has found some resources to help with free educational resources.
Helping students with math skills after learning loss from the COVID-19 pandemic
Practicing life skills including problem solving and analytical thinking at home can help boost your student's performance in the classroom.
Learning loss during the pandemic and how to get our students back to reading on grade-level
As we gear up for the new school year, many students are still in need of extra support to make up for disrupted learning during the pandemic. Studies show kids are behind in reading achievement, especially in the early grades.
Literacy loss during the pandemic
Denise Middleton looks at the loss in reading skills among students during the pandemic and how to bring them back up to grade level.
Tackling Houston's "silent crisis": adult illiteracy
There's another problem in Houston that is not getting as much attention as the pandemic: adult illiteracy. One in three adults has low functional literacy in our area. Federico Salas-Isnardi shares what the Houston Mayor's Office of Adult Literacy is doing to combat the problem.
Houston's literacy foundation helps readers of all ages
The Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation offers multiple resources for Houstonians.
Texas won’t require schools to notify parents of COVID-19 cases
The new guidance will allow for remote learning for up to 20 days for students that are sick with COVID-19 or have been exposed to it.
TEA releases new public health guidance ahead of upcoming school year
The Texas Education Agency has released its new public health guidance as the school year is quickly approaching across the state.
Mural project refreshes Houston area
UP Art Studio has brought its "Big Walls, Big Dreams" project to Houston to revitalize and refresh buildings throughout the area. More than twenty murals are expected to go up through the months of May and June, including a walkable painting on Preston Street in Downtown. For a map and full list, visit http://www.upartstudio.org/.