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  • 1 month ago | houstonlanding.org | Miranda Dunlap

    A federal judge ruled Monday that Spring Branch ISD’s election system violates the Voting Rights Act and must be changed to give Latino residents more opportunity for representation on the district’s school board. The ruling caps a roughly four-year legal battle and adds to the growing number of school districts forced to change how voters elect trustees.

  • 2 months ago | opencampus.org | Miranda Dunlap

    While community colleges are known for being affordable, student loan debt is still a reality for many students.  On average, roughly 19 percent of last year’s graduates across the nine community colleges in the Houston region had student debt, totaling an average of $14,200. Houston-area community colleges regularly charge students thousands of dollars each year to attend the institutions, state data shows, with price tags at some colleges reaching nearly $4,000 per year.

  • 2 months ago | houstonlanding.org | Miranda Dunlap

    While community colleges are known for being affordable, student loan debt is still a reality for many students.  On average, roughly 19 percent of last year’s graduates across the nine community colleges in the Houston region had student debt. Houston-area community colleges regularly charge students thousands of dollars each year to attend the institutions, state data shows, with price tags at some colleges reaching nearly $4,000 per year.

  • 2 months ago | houstonlanding.org | Miranda Dunlap

    Most folks in and around Houston Community College are ready for the school to take on a new persona — Houston College? Bayou City College? — but support for a name change isn’t overwhelming. A survey of over 1,800 students, business owners, parents and residents over two months revealed considerable approval of rebranding HCC, which could involve removing the word “community” from its name, according to a 100-page report released this week.

  • 2 months ago | houstonlanding.org | Miranda Dunlap

    Inside San Jacinto College’s Security Operations Center, four flat-screen TVs lining the front wall flash with real-time cyberattacks against the college’s network. From a row of desks, a handful of students “threat hunt,” investigating suspicious users logging in from faraway countries or attempting dozens of incorrect passwords. While the students are still learning, the cyberthreats they’re confronting in class are real.

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