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1. hisd.jobs2web.com › job › Houston-NES-SpecialNES Special Education Paraprofessional - hisd.jobs2web.com

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   1 day ago · Houston NES Special Education Paraprofessional - Texa, 77013-5299

2. getschooled.com › article › 1129-thrive-in-hsThriving in High School: Exploring College Options

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   2 days ago · Your high school counselor is your best resource to start exploring your college options. Set up an appointment with them to ask any questions you may have about applying to and attending college. You will need to meet with your counselor often during your senior year, so now is a great time to start building a relationship with them!

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   What options does HISD offer?

   • HISD also remains committed to providing equity in access to high-quality educational programs and instruction. School Choice options include neighborhood schools, Magnet programs, and charter schools. We invite you to take a closer look at HISD.

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   What jobs does HISD offer?

   • HISD is now hiring teachers, counselors, nurses, librarians, assistant principals, support staff, and all other roles for the 2022-2023 school year. With 276 schools, 191,000 students, 27,000+ employees, and 100+ languages spoken, HISD is the largest, most diverse, K-12 school district in Texas. HISD offers:

   Make a bigger difference; HISD now hiring all positions for the 2022

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   What school choice options does HISD offer?

   • The Houston Independent School District prides itself on its many and varied school choice options for students. HISD also remains committed to providing equity in access to high-quality educational programs and instruction. School Choice options include neighborhood schools, Magnet programs, and charter schools.

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   Which high school in HISD offers both high school and college credits?

   • The school serves grades 9–12. Opened in August 2005 at 5655 Selinsky Road, this high school is one of several in HISD that offer students the opportunity to earn both high-school and college credits simultaneously.

   General Information / High Schools - Houston Independent School District

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4. www.niche.com › k12 › foster-high-school-richmond-txFoster High School in TX - Niche

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   5 days ago · View Full Report Card. Foster High School is a highly rated, public school located in RICHMOND, TX. It has 2,388 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 22 to 1. According to state test scores, 73% of students are at least proficient in math and 75% in reading. Compare Foster High School to Other Schools. lcisd.org. (832) 223-3800.

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   • Phone: (832) 223-3800

   • Location: 4400 FM 723, RICHMOND, 77406, TX

5. www.heightspto.org › homeHeights HS PTO - PTO News - Heights High School

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   2 days ago · The session will start at 5:30 pm, with an opportunity to pick up school store purchases and to learn more about our fantastic PTO. The PTO meeting will begin at 6 pm and immediately following will be a current parent panel for you to ask questions of. Be sure to park/enter from 14th St. The staff parking garage will be open for you.

6. www.caller.com › story › newsCorpus Christi ISD summer programs combine enrichment, learning

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   11 hours ago · 0:07. 1:17. Corpus Christi ISD's 2024 summer programs will build on previous years, incorporating project-based learning and enrichment to foster student success. CCISD’s summer programs are ...

7. www.inspiritai.com › blogs › ai-blogA Guide to High School Exchange Programs: Benefits, Tips, and ...

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   5 days ago · Types of High School Exchange Programs 1. Academic Year/Semester Programs. These programs typically last for an entire academic year or a semester. Students attend a local high school, live with a host family, and fully integrate into the community.

8. calmatters.org › education › higher-educationHispanic Serving Institutions often lose programs after ...

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   1 day ago · California’s 172 Hispanic Serving colleges and universities have been some of the largest beneficiaries of the federal grant program. They have received $637 million in grants ranging from $500,000 to $1,000,000 since 1995. Still, advocates and students say the HSI designation is not synonymous with specifically meeting the needs of Latino ...