[en español clic aquí] Sign up to be a Poll Greeter during early voting [LINK HERE]: Hand out "Vote No on HISD bond" cards and help convince voters. Shifts are 2 hours at early voting sites. It is easy and fun! Democracy! Read more

[en español clic aquí] When was the last time Democrats and Republicans agreed on anything? It’s not the end of the world- just the wrong bond, wrong time. Kids deserve a better bond. Read more

[en español clic aquí]So, F. Mike Miles just published a self-praising letter on The 74 Million, patting himself on the back—and implicitly, the TEA that put him there. But let’s dig deeper into this so-called "independent news site" and why they'd publish such blatant BS! Follow the money! Read more

[en español clic aquí]Make a mighty noise for our schools on Thursday. If not you, who? Concerned about access to authentic literature? Speak at the Thurs HISD Board meeting! Read more

[en español clic aquí] Earlier this week, parents were stopped in the lobby while trying to deliver 2,000 letters to the Greater Houston Partnership Ninth Floor downtown offices urging them to oppose the bond. Read more here and here. Read more

[en español clic aquí] It’s not often that the Harris County Democratic and Republican parties see eye to eye, but as reported by the Houston Chronicle and Channel 11 earlier this week, they’ve both united in opposing Houston ISD’s $4.4 billion school bond proposal this November. Read more

[en español clic aquí] The Greater Houston Partnership must be transparent about the true impact of this bond—a $9 billion tax hike, including interest,—that will harm our local communities and economy. Based on Miles’ track record, our children and schools will have little to show for it except the largest school bond debt in history.  Read more

[en español clic aquí]"For four months, Houston Public Media had been working on a widely anticipated podcast about the state’s takeover of the Houston Independent School District and its controversial installation of Mike Miles as superintendent. But when the release date of May 3 rolled around, the podcast was nowhere to be found... Eleven days later, HPM finally gave a cryptic explanation: 'The podcast will not be released.' Read more

[en español clic aquí]Calling school closures “co-locations” is just a way to dodge school board policy on closures—no community input required, no demographic data required or even lead time. Forward-thinking? No. It's pure sleight of hand. Read more

[en español clic aquí] Alexandra Elizondo, HISD’s Chief of Public Affairs and Communications, sent a letter last week to an unnamed group of HISD stakeholders. This group likely includes supporters she encountered during her previous role as CEO of Good Reason Houston, which supports the bond and the takeover, such as the Greater Houston Partnership, Good Reason Houston donors, and other backers of Mike Miles and his bond. Read more