Humble ISD achieves acceptable and recognized ratings

More than half of Humble ISD campuses have been named exemplary or recognized schools under the stateТs accountability system. The state released official accountability ratings on Aug.1. Eighteen out of 29 schools received exemplary or recognized ratings. Eleven schools received an academically acceptable rating. Humble ISD, as a district, also received a rating of academically acceptable. No Humble ISD campuses were rated unacceptable in 2006. "I am very excited about the results we've seen w...
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Lone Star College Chancellor

Lone Star College System announces finalists in chancellor search By Community Reports | Posted: Saturday, May 31, 2014 10:21 am The Lone Star College System Board of Trustees announced that it has identified two finalists for consideration to become the next LSCS chancellor. Michael L. Burke, Ph.D. has served as the president, Milwaukee Area Technical College, Milwaukee, Wisconsin since 2010. He has also served as president, San Jose City College, California and president, North Idaho ...
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Urban Blight

Urban blight refers to the deterioration and decay of buildings and older areas of large cities, due to neglect, crime, or lack of economic support. This is a typical sight in most US cities, and in many cities throughout the world. As a city gets older, some buildings or properties are not maintained and become run-down, abandoned or condemned. This can also be referred to as urban decay. People who cannot afford to live elsewhere must sometimes live in properties that are without appropriate m...
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Our Community

Solid Rock CDC serves the northeast Houston and Humble areas outlined by the red boundary on the map below. Our mission is to empower the residents of Northeast Houston economically, educationally, socially, and physically. Although the residents are proud of their communities, we strive to rebuild our communities consisting of aging homes and vacant lots.
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Kid Zone

The start of summer is just around the corner and as families begin hitting the pools and the beach, the YMCA of Greater Houston is working to educate them on water safety. In Texas, an average of 70 children drown each year. For every child that drowns, an estimated 14 children visit emergency departments due to submersion injuries. It is the leading cause of unintentional injury-related death among children ages one to four. The YMCA of Greater Houston is working to inform children and fami...
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