PALs applications now open for 2022-2023
Rising juniors and seniors have the opportunity to apply for the PALs program as a way to support their community.
SAT going online starting in 2024
To reduce cheating and streamline testing processes, College Board has announced the SAT will be moving to an online-only model starting in 2024.
District hires new subs following faculty absences
School districts around the city have begun hiring new substitute teachers following faculty absences caused by the rise in COVID-19 case numbers.
Students may still be eligible for credit recovery
Students missing credits from the first semester may still be eligible for course recovery at their teacher's discretion.
Underclassmen reflect on year so far
Freshmen and sophomores reflect on their high school experience so far after many have not been in-person since 8th grade.
New counselor for the new year
The Johnson campus welcomed a new counselor this month.
‘JHS’ Instagram accounts found to host problematic content
School administration has been notified by students and parents of Instagram accounts, many utilizing the “JHS” acronym, that have been found to produce and host problematic content.
District librarians required to review newly released list of books thought to cause discomfort
Matt Krause, member of the Texas House of Representatives, has targeted and compiled a list of 850 books he believes to cause students discomfort. This has a real effect on students in NEISD - these books could be pulled off the shelves.
Exemption guidelines introduced for final exams
The district's exam exemption guidelines for the fall semester look the same as last year's.
Seniors step up to assist custodians amidst staffing shortage
Two seniors have stepped up to lend a hand to school custodians in the middle of the ongoing staffing shortage.