HISD approves plan that will turn over control of top-performing schools to non-profit organizations
The Houston Independent School District (HISD) has approved a plan to turn over control of its top-performing schools to non-profit organizations. This move aims to improve the quality of education in these schools and provide more autonomy to the non-profit organizations managing them.
The Houston Independent School District approved a plan to partner with non-profit organizations to manage its top-performing schools. The plan aims to improve education quality by giving non-profits more autonomy. The schools will still be part of the district but will have more freedom to make decisions. The goal is to provide better education to students. The plan is expected to start soon.
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